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Like all extermination camps it was small as nearly all prisoners were killed as soon as possible after arrival. The only exceptions were those selected to help the Nazis sort the belongings of the victims and to dispose of the corpses. Belzec was almost square and measured approximately 275m by 275m except on one side.

275 x 275 sq. metres is about 18.7 acres.

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