CONCENTRATION CAMPS AND GHETTOS

CONCENTRATION CAMPS

• Concentration camps are where the nazis kept the captives.
• They were fenced off from the world outside.
• Imprisoned with-out trial and were given no date of their release.
• Jews were treated poorly and harshly punished for nothing.

DEATH CAMPS

• These camps were set up in 1941.
• Died from starvation
• Died from diseases
• Died from exhaustion

LABOR CAMPS

CONDITIONS IN CONCENTRATION CAMPS

GHETTOS

CONDITIONS IN GHETTOS

• No food
• No clean water
• We're cramped together
• Diseases were spread
• No medicines to cure them

THE DIFFERENCE IN GHETTOS VS. CONCENTRATION CAMPS

• Ghettos were towns walled off from the rest of the town.
• In ghettos it was very crowded but families were allowed to be together.
• In concentration camps, families were split up.
• There were regular roll calls so guards could be sure everyone was there.
• Ghettos were better than concentration camps.

TYPES OF CONCENTRATION CAMPS

• Concentration camps
• Labor camps
• Death camps

LIFE BEFORE INVASIONS

• Before invasions Jews had a life.
• Jews also owned businesses.
• Some Jews owned most of the banks in Europe.
• Jews were middle class and was very populated.
• Jews were VERY wealthy.

BY: EMILY BLACKWELL,SUMMER DODD,GEORGIA CAMPBELL,AND ROSA ALVIAR

CITATIONS

• www.ushmm.org