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…the momentum of the war against Germany. Soon after, Hitler ordered that all Jews be destroyed. The Nazis called this die Endlösung ("the Final Solution"). Jews were shot on the spot, wherever they might have been found. Extermination camps and concentration camps…

…to the state were hauled off to labor camps, tried and/ or executed. Half of the members of the first Council of the Peoples commissars were executed in 1938, Some government officials who were executed were thought to be Nazis agents or sympathizers, while…

…and “Juden Verboten” signs were erected in towns. In an attempt to make the country more pure from 1933-1939 he killed millions in the 22 concentration camps. As a matter of fact of the 14 million killed six million of them were Jews that died in the death camps…

…the modern world, specifically the example of mass movement from Rwanda in the mid 1990’s. Between 1993 and 1994 over “900 000 were displaced by the war and living in refugee camps” (Olsen 1995, 219). The Rwanda case tells us important things about…

…of Jews in World War Two concentration camps. He followed Hitler since 1923, and since then he became the chief of police of Germany in 1936, the Minister of the Interior in 1943, the Minister of Home Defense in 1944. Today he is believed to be the head…

…into the jungle, rounded up entire villages, and moved them to concentration camps along the coastline. In these camps the people are not allowed to farm or grow any food for consumption and disease is rampant. Chemical weapons are also used to destroy any attempt…

…and simply sent the kulaks to the concentration camps. Thousands of kulaks were sent to labour camps and many burnt their crops in protest and as a result there was a famine in 1932. Agriculture was virtually totally collectivised by 1941 (Modern World History…

…political life. He ordered the deaths of millions, beginning with the 'blood purge' in 1934 and ending with the systematic killings of Jews in World War Two concentration camps. He followed Hitler since 1923, and since then he became the chief of police…

…the deaths of millions, beginning with the 'blood purge' in 1934 and ending with the systematic killings of Jews in World War Two concentration camps. He followed Hitler since 1923, and since then he became the chief of police of Germany in 1936…

…. A good example would be the movie “La Vita e’ Bella”, which showed how a father can turn a concentration camp in to a game to his son’s mind. Although men in the military are the ones that everybody thinks that will be more traumatized, it is not so true…