Buchenwald
What comes to mind when you think of the largest concentration camps in the early 20th century? Does Buchenwald come to mind? Buchenwald was a widely known concentration camp that was located in Germany, which held many Jewish hostages and other groups that were disliked at the time. This camp system also forced many Jews into labor. Despite being the place of death to many, Buchenwald was also a place where many were freed.
During the year of 1937, there was construction going on near Ettersberg, Germany. Before being taken over by the Nazis, Buchenwald was a prison for males. According to The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, “Women were not part of the Buchenwald camp system until late 1943 or early 1944.” Although Buchenwald
What comes to mind when you think of the largest concentration camps in the early 20th century? Does Buchenwald come to mind? Buchenwald was a widely known concentration camp that was located in Germany, which held many Jewish hostages and other groups that were disliked at the time. This camp system also forced many Jews into labor. Despite being the place of death to many, Buchenwald was also a place where many were freed.
During the year of 1937, there was construction going on near Ettersberg, Germany. Before being taken over by the Nazis, Buchenwald was a prison for males. According to The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, “Women were not part of the Buchenwald camp system until late 1943 or early 1944.” Although Buchenwald