Why did Nazi Germany build concentration camps in Poland?

to turn other governments against Jews

to show how powerful Nazi Germany was

to separate Jews from the rest of the public

to kill larger numbers of people

To show how powerful Nazi Germany was

When the German army invaded Poland on 1 September 1939, the SS set up many concentration camps to house Polish political prisoners and many thousands of Polish Jews. Many of the inmates of these camps were subjected to increasingly poor conditions. In addition they were subjected to forced labour, the result of which was often death. So the answer would be C.