During World war two many people were captured and put into prison camps under brutal and evil conditions. Everyone feared their lives and were constantly beaten and abused. Conditions in concentration camps consisted of little sleep and packed rooms as well as unsanitary conditions which led to sickness and disease. Standing in lines for an hour and a beating for being too weak to work were normal conditions in prison camps. Hitler’s racial seniority killed millions and the Japanese were feared for torture were all normal for prisoners. During World War Two both axis and allied powers had prisoners of war. The axis powers were more brutal and abusive to prisoners then the allies. Prisoners were put in prison camps called concentration camps.
