Auschwitz is considered to be the worst Nazi concentration camp of them all. This is the third volume in a series that examines the Auschwitz death camp from conception to implementation of the "final solution" which resulted in the execution of over 1,100,000 people. This segment looks at the problems Nazi leadership encountered in trying to fulfill their leader's wishes in executing millions of people. We follow the logistical problems involved in mass-murder and how those issues were overcome by the Nazi regime.