What kind of work was prisoners forced to do in concentration camps?

Question: What kind of work was prisoners forced to do in concentration camps!?

Im doin an essay about it and i cant find out what work they were forced to do!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

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Auschwitz inmates were employed on huge farms, including the experimental agricultural station at Rajsko!. They were also forced to work in coal mines, in stone quarries, in fisheries, and especially in armaments industries such as the SS-owned German Equipment Works (established in 1941)!. Periodically, prisoners underwent selection!. If the SS judged them too weak or sick to continue working, they were transported to Auschwitz-Birkenau and killed!.
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Holocaust Chronicles 647 pages!.!.!.!.read it on line
Explains in depth slave/prisoner labor
Dietary intake ( or lack of it ) can also be found in the ChroniclesWww@QuestionHome@Com

I only know of a few projects done by the slave labor!. One was the building of the massive bomb proof submarine pens on the coast of France!. They were large concrete bunkers!. Slaves also repaired bombed railroad tracks!. They also did the more simple production work on the V-1 and V-2 rockets!. There were many more projects, but I don't have a listing!. Remarkably, the Germans did not force American, British, and Australian POWs to work!. Didn't always feed them, but didn't work them to death either!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

Slave labor -It depended where the cams were!.Some were even forced to make weapons for the GermansWww@QuestionHome@Com

Stone quarry at Dachau!. Forestry at Treblinka Factory work at the Buna factory at Auschwitz/Birkenau!.
also the underground arms factories such as for the V1 and V2 and many smaller factories for business men such as Oscar Schindler!.Www@QuestionHome@Com