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…it was stupid but she did not care because she could not stand keeping things to her self any longer. One day, Anne's sister, Margot, and Anne's dad was called up to the concentration camp. Their whole family was very worried over this matter…

…You are a Jewish prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp. You are sent on a work detail to a hospital. A nurse brings you to a mortally wounded German soldier. He tells you that he has committed terrible atrocities against your people and asks you…

…in concentration camps, the behavior of Battalion 101 of the Order Police in Poland, and the story of one of the many "death marches" enacted in the last six months of the war. The author wrote in a remembering way, he wrote so you wouldn't forget anything…

…Picasso visited Germany and witnessed the horror of the concentration camps there. The work created as a memorial of these camps is called “The Charnel House”. He also was burdened for the poor and depressed. Many pieces during his “blue” period illustrate…

…in concentration camps, the behavior of Battalion 101 of the Order Police in Poland, and the story of one of the many "death marches" enacted in the last six months of the war. The author wrote in a remembering way, he wrote so you wouldn't forget anything…

…apartment. They were then separated from their families, “men to the left and women to the right”, and were placed in concentration camps, where most of them were killed and cremated. In 1993, Steven Spielberg directed a film, Schindler’s List, that depicted…

…are in a state of shock and hope to bring the people that did this to justice. In the 1940’s the Japanese-Americans were put into concentration camps for fear of them being spies for the Japanese government. A lot of the people being put into camps…

…there they were sent to the Dutch concentration camp Westerbork. They would remain there for some four weeks. After D-Day the Dutch resistance movement was growing ever bolder. Some in the Resistance were taking now to singling out prominent Nazis…

…was the last thing I had as a close person. To me Lizbeth had been my sister since the day we met. Although we had each other and we were alive we still missed our family. Finally, when we got of the car we were taken to the Auschwitz Concentration Camp…

…with seventy-five people per car. Each car was sealed tight with only one window. For three days and nights the train ventured across Germany to reach its final destination, Auschwitz in Poland. There the Franks and the Van Daans were then sent to concentration…