How were the prisoners from Auschwitz saved?

Prisoners from Auschwitz were primarily liberated by the advancing Allied forces, particularly the Soviet Red Army, which reached the camp on January 27, 1945. As they approached, many inmates were forced on death marches to other camps, but those who remained were freed. Additionally, some prisoners managed to escape or were liberated by resistance movements prior to the official liberation. The aftermath of the liberation saw efforts to provide medical care and support to the survivors.