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…to the stockades. Men were siezed in the fields or going along the road, women taken from their spinning wheels and children from their play." They would then light up their homes in flames. The soldiers would also loot and pillage. The concentration camps many…

…to fight. The Warsaw upraise started on April 19, 1943 and ended on May 16,1943. 56,000 Jewish people were captured and 7,000 were shot. The rest of the people were sent to concentration camps. Other than human damage, physical damage…

…that gained many supporters from the Nazi party. Many different groups were targeted by the Nazi party, however, German Jews bore the brunt of the persecution. They were placed in concentration camps, where they were fed extremely meager rations, split from…

…reinforces the fact that the reader is in a sense going through these conflicts with the character. It is much more effective to convey the horrors of the concentration camp through the emotions of the character rather than actually give a descriptive setting…

…could "keep track" of the Jews. Also, many who were of a different race or religion or ideology were rounded up and put in a concentration camps, a group barracks, huts, or tents, surrounded by watchtowers and barbed wire. The main consequences…

…was destroyed. Some historians say that up to four hundred synagogues and seven thousand five hundred shops were destroyed, ninety-one Jews were killed and thirty thousand were sent to concentration camps. However after Kristallnacht the persecution of the Jews only…

…of authenticity by the use of footage from the Nazi regime, personal accounts of Holocaust survivors, and visits made to the world's most notorious concentration camps. These graphic and haunting images provide viewers with an overwhelming sense of the numerous…

…any clue what was going on as far as the situation with the Jews and the Nazi Army. Reality struck him when his workers were being taken away from his ghettos and placed in concentration camps. Jews, who worked for free were his main source of labor…

…. I also learned about a man named Oskar Schindler. I had never before heard of him either. He was a great man in the history of the Holocaust that saved about 2-3 million Jews from death and concentration camps. Despite the fact that he saved millions…

…. I also learned about a man named Oskar Schindler. I had never before heard of him either. He was a great man in the history of the Holocaust that saved about 2-3 million Jews from death and concentration camps. Despite the fact that he saved millions…