The Holocaust and World War Two were terrible tragedies that should have never happened. Everything that happened in the war and the concentration camp were horrendous words that do not explain the terrible things that happened. But one thing everyone should know is what happened in the concentration camp. There were people that were put in gas chambers, shot, tortured, and starved; that is only some of the horrors that the Jews faced in the camps. In the concentration camps many people think it was just Jews but it wasn’t. There were many different people in the camps. This means that “Nazi Germany imprisoned and exterminated millions of Jews, along with other targeted groups such as Romani people, Soviet prisoners of war, disabled individuals, political prisoners, homosexuals, and others considered undesirable by the Nazi regime.” (Chatgpt) These people lost everything they had and
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Every single human being in the Holocaust was put under immense pressure and labor. These people were thrown into jail based on religion, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. Men in the camps were given a cap, pants, and a jacket to wear. Women in the camps were given a dress or skirt with a jacket and a kerchief. They were forced to work in the harshest of conditions, even though they were given very low-quality clothes that did not keep them warm. Many died due to the freezing weather when they were forced into labor. Living in these camps was awful, this means that “Living conditions were harsh, characterized by crowding, poor sanitation, and personal hygiene, lack of proper clothing and heating. The days began early with long marches and slave labor. Sleep was short and interrupted, and fatigue was constant and severe.” (Shaul M Sasha) After they put all these innocent people through all this pain and torture, they wanted to exterminate these groups, and only because they were different, they did absolutely nothing
Every single human being in the Holocaust was put under immense pressure and labor. These people were thrown into jail based on religion, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. Men in the camps were given a cap, pants, and a jacket to wear. Women in the camps were given a dress or skirt with a jacket and a kerchief. They were forced to work in the harshest of conditions, even though they were given very low-quality clothes that did not keep them warm. Many died due to the freezing weather when they were forced into labor. Living in these camps was awful, this means that “Living conditions were harsh, characterized by crowding, poor sanitation, and personal hygiene, lack of proper clothing and heating. The days began early with long marches and slave labor. Sleep was short and interrupted, and fatigue was constant and severe.” (Shaul M Sasha) After they put all these innocent people through all this pain and torture, they wanted to exterminate these groups, and only because they were different, they did absolutely nothing