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…of the Holocaust were systematically and bureaucratically annihilated by the Nazis during World War II. Some of the offenses incurred upon the Jewish people included being placed in concentration camps, separated from loved ones, stripped of clothing and belongings…

…inaccurate according to this document. In order to rebut the biologically inferior myth, Steinem wrote,” Women live longer than men and survived Nazi concentration camps in greater numbers than men.” She went on to quote the American Medical Association…

…more that remember what happened. There are museums built to help remember the Holocaust in cities all over the world. They educate both young and old about Hitler, the Nazis and the concentration camps. The survivor generation is starting to disappear…

…power was virtually without limit. In addition to his other responsibilities, he was also responsible for the security services (Sicherheitsdienst) and the concentration camps, which up to that time housed prisoners of the state. Himmler's men staged…

…, which means "Leader". By the end of the 1930s, he was sending the Jews off in cattle cars to concentration camps where they would later be slaughtered by the thousands. Although there are many reasons for World War II, I believe that Hitler was one…

…testosterone for normal body growth, development and sexual functioning” (www.steroidabuse.org). They were also “used to restore body weight in concentration camps” during World War II (Grolier Encyclopedia). The drugs were used for medical reasons only…

…the detainment of 120,000 Japanese Americans in concentration camps during W.W.II; the dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki resulting in the death of millions; the creation of the Neutrality Act that worked in favor of Franco's fascists during…

…the Nazi's were doing to innocent children. His stories were payed little attention, but soon the townspeople were being forced to leave and migrate towards ghettos. From there it was just waiting till they were moved by train to the concentration camps…

…of tourism are long term. The most common impact of tourism is litter, and its effect is almost instant. Litter is a serious problem in areas with high concentrations of tourist activities and natural attractions. It can have a major negative impact on all…

…, prohibition of marriage and other relations between Germans and Jews, economic sanctions and many others. Jews were harassed, attacked, beaten and otherwise persecuted. Many were incarcerated in concentration camps under "protective custody" orders which were…