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…. The soldier societies policed the campsite and went on hunts and into war. In tribal government there was a head or civil chief who was an important topadok'í or camp leader chosen by all the topadok'ís and the war chiefs from their councils. The last great head…

…viewed as "Inferior" according to Nazi racial theory and enemies of the German people and put on trains. They were all sent to Concentration camps, which were set up to implement the 'final solution'. Camps such as Auschwitz, Treblinka, Bergen Belsen were all…

…more about how goldfish behaves in the nature environment (Arms and Camp 1979). Also as the Global Warming is becoming a big issue in the future, we have to consider how the temperature increase will affect goldfish's normal behaviors (Campbell and Reece…

…offensive in north Africa Jan 25 - Japanese forces invade the Solomon islands Jan 26 - US troops begin to arrive in Britain Feb 15 - Singapore surrenders to the Japanese Mar 20 - "industrial scale" murder of Jews by poison gas begins in nazi death camps. Apr 18…

…and sent to concentration camps, just because they happened to be Jewish religion. Not willing to take on the issue, the Allies were unable to stop the German’s from taking over Austria. As Hitler grew bolder, so did his conquests. Next on his agenda…

…strive for a perfect nation lead to the mass killing of Jews and anyone else who didn't meet the criteria of his perfect person. His first concertration camps were set up in the early 1930s, but the most infamous and deathly camps didn't come into play until…

…of the camps. Camp one and two are on a glacier, camp three is also on the upper end of the glacier, Camp four is 2,000 feet farther up the mountain from camp three, and camp six is 26,500 feet from the base of the mountain. A storm moves in and it pass over…

…of what country to migrate to. America, being the number one choice of destination, intercepts thousands of refugees every year. When intercepted, these refugees are placed in a detention camp and held until they can be sent back to their country of origin…

…, their livelihood was seriously threatened when all accounts in American branches of Japanese banks were frozen. Then, religious and political leaders were arrested and often put into holding facilities or relocation camps without letting their families know what had…

…into checkmate. If you read the headlines from the San Francisco News, you will begin to understand that at that time, it was pretty much everyone versus the Japanese. Some examples of San Francisco News headlines would be the following: "Concentration Camps Wanted…