The Concentration Camps During The World War II

​A Concentration Camp was a place where they held Jews and other prisoners which they treated very harshly. There were twenty three major concentration camps all over the world. Such as Poland, Germany, Netherlands, and France. Also there were Extermination Camps which is where mass murders occurred during this time. Some of these camps were called Belzec, Chelmno, and Majdanek. Even though they were treated poorly, some of the prisoners survived.

Every concentration camp was different in the way they decided to deal with Jews. During the course of the Holocaust, many Jews from all over were forced into labor and worked until they no longer could. They moved frequently and had to decide whether they should fight to survive or give in to death. (Webb) Auschwitz was known as the Final Solution for prisoners. They were sent there to be killed. Auschwitz was separated into many sections that were always worse than the last. Prisoners were given the very minimum amount of food and were forced to suffer at the SS guards hands. They were worked at least 12 hours of the day, given horrible living conditions and were treated as animals, not humans. (“Auschwitz: The Camp of Death”). Mauthausen was the only category three camp which meant that prisoners were sent there to be tortured and exterminated. They would either be worked to death or be killed for the guard's enjoyment. (“Mauthausen Concentration Camp”). After registration, prisoners stripped down and were forced into the bathhouses. Their heads

The Holocaust nearly made the Jewish population and religion disappear from the face of the Earth. From January 30, 1933 to May 8, 1945; Adolf Hitler, German politician and leader of the Nazi party, ran the Holocaust all over Germany and Eastern Europe. Prisoners and victims of the Holocaust include: the majority of the Jewish population, German Communists, Socialists, Social Democrats, Roma (Gypsies), Jehovah’s Witnesses, homosexuals, and people accused of socially deviant or socially unacceptable behavior. They were sent to many different areas that had different purposes. The most used places they were sent to are called concentration camps. Once they entered the concentration camps, there was no escaping; those people officially became prisoners. There were 23 main concentration camps and around 900 sub camps. Concentration camps tricked the Jewish people into coming into them by offering them a better life on the welcoming signs outside. Some of the main camps had many different inhumane uses. All of the camps are notorious for their cruel and evil ways of everything that they did to prisoners, such as the genocide the Holocaust caused (Concentration Camps, Killing Methods, Jewish Population).

Just imagine if yourself, friends or family were sent away to a concentration camp. How would that make you feel? I would feel sad and scared for my family or for myself. It’s an awful thing to think about. Concentration camps were meant to starve and work prisoners to their death. In concentration camps, many prisoners were tortured and soon thereafter, died. There were many concentration camps and a lot of horrible things happened. Such as the number of people dying, and poor treatment of prisoners. Adolf Hitler made this all happen.

The term concentration camp is a camp where people are detained or confined under harsh conditions. Many cultures were placed there for nothing more than being different. Adolf Hitler, leader and chancellor, built concentration camps for the “enemies of the state.” They simply did nothing wrong but since they were a different culture or religion than Hitler would’ve liked them to be, he arrested and placed them there for being “alleged subversives.” Hitler began hating the Jews after World War I, they believed the Jews were the cause of Germany’s loss during the war. Germany was sent into extreme debt and they only people who should be responsible for paying back the money were suppose to be the jewish because they were very frugal and had learned to save their money well. The Concentration camps began popping up all over Germany, the first camp being in Dachau. Hitler made Jews wear the

The Holocaust was the killing of Jews caused by the Nazis, a group led by Adolf Hitler (“Holocaust” par. 1). This horrible event took place between 1933-1945 (“Children” par. 1) mainly in Germany and Poland (Altman 5). In the Holocaust, Jewish men, women, children, and Nazis were the main people involved (Byers 11). The Holocaust was the persecution of 6 million Jews and millions of others forced to, live in ghettos, deported to camps, and systematically annihilated until the Allied forces liberated the remaining survivors.

The Holocaust was a terrible time in the early 1900s. During this time, six million Jews were killed, under the ruling of Adolf Hitler. The way Hitler and the Nazis killed the Jews was very brutal and gruesome. A way in which you can’t even imagine without your own personal experience… camps. No, not church or summer camps. These camps contained brutality and misery. They are well known as concentration and execution camps.

    To be technical the holocaust began in January 1933 and ended 1945. Concentration camps were first built in March for millions of Jews. Concentration camps were purposely made to have wear out the people who were taken there. According to Wikipedia, “It is estimated that Germans established 15,000 camps and subcamps in occupied

Concentration camps were filled with many people, and many that weren’t Jews. Concentration camps were meant to kill them by work or were to reform them. These camps were a terrible place to be because of the living conditions, the beatings, and the diseases that spread.

The Holocaust was one of the most horrific time periods where unthinkable and unimaginable crimes were committed against Jews, Gypsies and other racial groups. No one could have ever imagined the numbers of innocent people Hitler massacred. Until liberation millions of Jews were sent to death and concentration camps, such as Auschwitz. With tons of severe and cruel ways of extermination they were stuck in this horrible place. Because of the horrific living conditions, forced labor, mass murdering, and other inhumane activities, Auschwitz was the most feared, and the largest Nazi Death Camp of World War 2.

Did you know that over one-million people died at Auschwitz? Auschwitz was the largest concentration camp of all the concentration camps. It was also the most horrifying. concentration camps were camps where people were detained without trial. They were kept in extremely harsh conditions and without any rights. Concentration camps were an atrocious aspect of World War II because of what happened to the people that lived there and simply because of the reason they were there.

The first Concentration camps were made in Germany in january 1933 by Hitler. A concentration camp refers to people being confined or kept in one spot with harsh conditions with legal reasons and imprisonment that is ok. Concentration camps are not that same as others camps such as Death camps and Internment camps used after pearl harbor. Concentration camps were often abbreviated as Kl or KZ.

I am researching concentration camps. A concentration camp is a death camp for Jews, and is a living nightmare for the Jews. The jews were tortured , beaten, starved, and executed in gas chambers. The term concentration camp refers to a camp in which people are detained or confined. Usually under harsh conditions and without regard to legal norms of arrest and imprisonment that are acceptable in a constitutional democracy. It was a place for torturing Jews. Concentration camps were made to eliminate Jews from Europe. It was a place to torture the Jews with harsh living conditions.

A concentration camp is a camp where people are detained or confined. prisoners are under very harsh conditions. They’re imprisoned under a very small area, where some are forced to do labor, but some had to await a mass execution.

Nazis had various concentration camps for Jews, where they had forced Jews for work. The conditions in the camp was horrifying. Prisoners would starve to death, overwork, die from diseases, and be killed if they weren’t fit for labor. Auschwitz is one of the famous camps. It is estimated that 6 million Jews have been killed