The Concentration Camps of World War II
“When I came to power, I did not want the concentration camps to become old age prisoner’s homes, but instruments of terror.” -Adolf Hitler, a German Politician, leader of the Nazi party during World War ll.
Nazi camps during World War II, not only caused excruciating physical pain and horror for prisoners, but also mentally traumatic experiences. In these camps, the prisoners were kept in extremely harsh conditions, leaving them to suffer and ultimately die. The Jewish people remember the pain and horror of these concentration camps. The prisoners had no control over their conditions or punishments. The camps were deadly and traumatic, like someone left in the desert without food or water. What is
“When I came to power, I did not want the concentration camps to become old age prisoner’s homes, but instruments of terror.” -Adolf Hitler, a German Politician, leader of the Nazi party during World War ll.
Nazi camps during World War II, not only caused excruciating physical pain and horror for prisoners, but also mentally traumatic experiences. In these camps, the prisoners were kept in extremely harsh conditions, leaving them to suffer and ultimately die. The Jewish people remember the pain and horror of these concentration camps. The prisoners had no control over their conditions or punishments. The camps were deadly and traumatic, like someone left in the desert without food or water. What is