When I think of the word Auschwitz I think of a nasty place where evil people torture and brutally kill mass amounts of people for the way they look or worship. This is all of the nasty terrible things I think of when I hear the word Auschwitz. When people visit the long abandoned concentration camp they often refer to it as a sad awful place some say they can even feel the spirits because of how many people died there.
This topic is important because this is what set off WW1 which was a big deal. A lot of people died whether it was in war or in concentration camps. Rudolf Ross was the commander of Auschwitz. The camp had 45 sub camps that were used from 1940-1945. “Between 1.1 and 1.5 million people were killed; 90 percent of them were Jews.”This …show more content…
I believe that this is important because even though it was a long time ago they still did some very bad things. Even though one nazi soldier did not kill every person they were a part of the group who was doing the murders. “Hanning has been charged with accessory to murder in the deaths of 170,000 people killed at death camp.” Hanning was one of the ex-nazi’s that was charged with murgers. I think that it is still important to punish the previous guards no matter how old they are. Even though they are old and maybe nice now they used to be part of some evil killings.
It is important because of how many people were actually killed in just that one concentration camp. I couldn’t imagine what it was like, it was such a horrible place. I think that it is sad that one and a half million people died and all that was left was some hair and the smell of burning bodies. ¨of approximately a million and a half who had passed through it, most of whom left behind only hair and the smell of burning bodies.¨ One survivor described it. I think that Auschwitz was a terrible place and definitely one of the worst concentration camps. It is sad that these people had to do this and there was no choice for them, they were taken from their homes and families and
This topic is important because this is what set off WW1 which was a big deal. A lot of people died whether it was in war or in concentration camps. Rudolf Ross was the commander of Auschwitz. The camp had 45 sub camps that were used from 1940-1945. “Between 1.1 and 1.5 million people were killed; 90 percent of them were Jews.”This …show more content…
I believe that this is important because even though it was a long time ago they still did some very bad things. Even though one nazi soldier did not kill every person they were a part of the group who was doing the murders. “Hanning has been charged with accessory to murder in the deaths of 170,000 people killed at death camp.” Hanning was one of the ex-nazi’s that was charged with murgers. I think that it is still important to punish the previous guards no matter how old they are. Even though they are old and maybe nice now they used to be part of some evil killings.
It is important because of how many people were actually killed in just that one concentration camp. I couldn’t imagine what it was like, it was such a horrible place. I think that it is sad that one and a half million people died and all that was left was some hair and the smell of burning bodies. ¨of approximately a million and a half who had passed through it, most of whom left behind only hair and the smell of burning bodies.¨ One survivor described it. I think that Auschwitz was a terrible place and definitely one of the worst concentration camps. It is sad that these people had to do this and there was no choice for them, they were taken from their homes and families and