Concentration Camps
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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THE hoLOCAUST
- Concentration camps were located in occupied parts of Europe.
- Prisoners in all camps were literally worked to death
- Jews were forced to work in harsh conditions
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- Starvation increased a lot
- The Nazi forced Jews to live in the ghettos ( Jewish quarters in a city).
- Emigration was difficult with the very low chances of finding a job
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- Concentration camps to the Nazi were referred to as Extermination Camps
- The camps were originally used for trade unionist, and communist.
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- A lot of labor camps were made as a reaction to the war and Germans needed workers.
- In 1944, the camps were dismantled and evacuated before the Allies could advance.
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- Death Marches either led the Jews to different camps or they died during the march.
- A total of 6,258,673 Jews worked 10-12 hours a day.
- They received little or no pay.
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CITATIONS:
- WWW. Ushmm. Org/ learn/introduction-to-the-holocaust/
- WWW.Yadvashem.org/yv/ed/holocaust/about/01/persecution.asp
- Https://WWW. Jewishvirtuallibrary. Org/jsource/holocaust/kristallnacht.html
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- Access Date: October 17, 2015
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