The Final Solution was a Nazi plan aimed at the complete annihilation of the Jewish people. It was implemented during World War II and resulted in the genocide of six million Jews. The key goal of the Final Solution was to exterminate Jews systematically and efficiently.

To achieve this, the Nazis established death camps, also known as extermination camps. These camps were located primarily in Poland, where many Jews were deported from various countries in Europe to be executed. One of the most notorious death camps was Auschwitz-Birkenau, where approximately one million Jews were murdered.