This document is a history dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of a BA degree. It examines whether gender-related characteristics helped women survive concentration or sub camps during the Holocaust. The dissertation consulted both secondary sources like books and journals, as well as primary sources from archives, to understand women's experiences. The findings determined that domestic, physical, and social gender traits affected women's survival. Within each chapter, certain aspects were found to contribute more to survival than others. The dissertation aimed to provide a gender-oriented perspective on the Holocaust, which has traditionally focused more on men's experiences.