Dachau: the First Concentration Camp
Dachau was a concentration camp located in an abandoned factory, near the town of Dachau. The camp contained groups of Jews who Hitler felt weren't good enough for Germany. Countless Jews died every day due to living in harsh conditions.
Dachau opened on March 22, 1933. Dachau was a camp Hitler made to hold political prisoners. The political prisoners were Jews. Hitler had the idea to make this camp happen. He chose an area where no one would expect to find anyone: the munitions factory from World War One. Since it was forgotten for so many years, Hitler thought this was the perfect spot. The day it opened, four thousand, eight hundred Jews became prisoners.
This wasn’t an ordinary camp. The prisoners
Dachau was a concentration camp located in an abandoned factory, near the town of Dachau. The camp contained groups of Jews who Hitler felt weren't good enough for Germany. Countless Jews died every day due to living in harsh conditions.
Dachau opened on March 22, 1933. Dachau was a camp Hitler made to hold political prisoners. The political prisoners were Jews. Hitler had the idea to make this camp happen. He chose an area where no one would expect to find anyone: the munitions factory from World War One. Since it was forgotten for so many years, Hitler thought this was the perfect spot. The day it opened, four thousand, eight hundred Jews became prisoners.
This wasn’t an ordinary camp. The prisoners