First, In Lodz ghetto there were two main death camps named Chelmno extermination camp and Auschwitz -Birkenau extermination camp. Lodz was located in Germany and occupied by the Poland's. There were a total of 68,000 Jews that passed through Lodz. Out of the 68,000 people only 877 survived. Diseases were a major problem.…
BELZEC CAMP Ana Martinez P.3 The Belzec Camp was located in south Eastern Poland. The camp began in the beginning of 1942 until the end 1942 for the Jews. Their was a village nearby the Belzec Death Camp.…
After Kristallnacht about 10,000 Jewish people were put into Buchenwald. By February 1945 there were about 112,000 Jews in the camp. About 56,000 people…
For the past 71 years, Leo Hymas has been haunted by what he had witnessed just inside of a small town in Germany during World War II, but let’s start from the beginning. He was born in Sharon, Idaho on February 2, 1926. He had received his draft notice in May and so he went directly from High School to the Big City. During his 11 months of his career, Hymas had lost his best friend and disobeyed orders to kill two German Military prisoners of war, but what he had found next was not expected, he had discovered the Buchenwald Concentration Camp. He had engaged in a firefight with German Soldiers guarding the camp, Hymas and three other machine gunners blew through the razor-wire fence and captured or killed all of the guards.…
Annika, CONNECT When you used the word "comformity", that word reminded me of the book/movie "the Boy in the Stripes Pajamas. " This book/movie is about the Jew concentration camps, which took place in 1943. In this book/movie, some scenes take place at the camps that the Jew were held in. The audience is able to see how all the Jews are dressed the same uniform and had the same features: bald haircut, stripes pajamas, and very weak.…
It is estimated that 6 million Jews died in the Holocaust, around 2.7 million Jews were murdered during 1942 alone. In the concentration camp, Natzweiler-Struthof, from May 1941 to March 1945, between 19,000 and 20,000 people died. Jews, Gypsies, homosexuals, Jehovah's Witnesses, socialists, and others were tortured and murdered. When the first gas chamber was made operational, about 130 Jews were gassed.…
Small groups of Jews arrived from the Tarnow prison, in the Radom district, and from the German concentration camps Sachsenhausen, and Buchenwald.…
An estimate of 300 or more escaped, but most were eventually tracked down and killed. Those who survived and found in “good health” were sent back to the camp to dismantle it. After completing their task, they were killed. Months after, the SS solids build farmhouses over the camp to cover up the massive…
During the eight year operation of Buchenwald an estimated 238,980 prisoners when through Buchenwald. Records kept by the Nazis show that about 53,926 prisoners died in this camp, which includes people from over 30 countries. Buchenwald was also one of the only camps to have a medical research center. At this center prisoners were tested on to find cure and vaccines for disease. This testing helped the Nazis cure soldiers…
In total, the Nazis killed at least 250,000 people at Sobibor. On October 14, 1943, the prisoners managed to kill 12 SS officers and many Ukrainian guards in order for 300 prisoners to escape. One of those…
A few months after the revolt, Germans closed the camp, leveled it, and planted pine trees to hide all traces of the mass murders. At least 750,000 Jews perished at the camp between July 1942 and November 1943. CONCLUSION Restatement of Thesis (same element as Thesis, but need to state differently): In conclusion, the Jewish Resistance played a major part during the Holocaust.…
The first concentration camp was Dachau, which is located in the small town of Dachau, approximately 10 miles northwest of Munich. Which started with a capacity of 5,000 people. Then the concentration camp expanded and held about 45,000 prisoners that were tortured and held there until their death. After the SS(Schutzstaffel) took over and were in charge, they expanded the role of the camp. The ghettos were temporary camps made especially for Jews to segregate them from the rest of the population.…
Due to the Nazis planting trees and destroying the camp, there is a miniscule amount of information that can be obtained by going to where the camp once laid. The only things left at Sobibor today are signs, and a house or two. All the mysteries of Sobibor have yet to be discovered, but hopefully they will be revealed in the near future. Although still very mysterious, the area of Sobibor has become more known. There is excavation being done on a regular basis to hopefully find more information on the infamous death camp that was Sobibor (“Extermination Camp”).…
Often tortured and even had experiments tested on them, millions had started to die off. Auschwitz Concentration camp was truly a horrid place on earth where over one million victims experienced life or death situations such as inhumane living conditions, life sentence, or have been used for different experiments. Jewish, Poles, Roma and other nationalities that Germany had despised were sent to spend the rest of their lives in the Auschwitz Concentration Camp. After being put in a cattle wagon with no room, the soon to be prisoners three day journey to the Auschwitz…
In Poland, only a few miles away from the city Oswiecim, was the location of the largest death camp during WWII. The camp is known as Auschwitz. It is estimated that around three million to four million people were slaughtered there (Auschwitz-Birkenau: History & Overview). Auschwitz is recognized as the most horrendous concentration camp created by Nazi Germany. The people in the Auschwitz concentration camp were given cruel and unusual punishment in the living conditions they suffered through, how they were experimented on, and the ways they were executed.…