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…and a war (known as the Boer war) continued on until 1902. The British defeated the Boers and put them in concentration camps. ETHIOPIA: This country remained independent for two reasons. First they were highly evolved and it would be very difficult to take…

…by bringing her back to life, the escape from the concentration camps, and finally, freedom. After finding the truth Becca returns home content, knowing she has fulfilled her vow. What's so special: The book has a rich and intriguing story line. It uses…

…to Casablanca. Victor is known for his patriotism. He has escaped from German concentration camps twice. Victor found some letters that would let him and his wife fly out of Casablanca and go to the U.S. Rick gets a hold of these letters and has to make…

…in the case against the concentration camps where witnesses ranging from a member of the French parliament -- who had been imprisoned as a slave laborer at Auschwitz -- to an American army officer who had been imprisoned at Buchenwald testified. Several Nazi…

…many remain. Hermine Braunsteiner, one of the most cruel woman guards, was known for her terrible torturing of women at Ravensbruck and Maidenek concentration camps. She dodged the, and escaped to Canada where she found a husband. Then she moved to the U.S…

…and tell eachother things. When all of a sudden her older sister Margot recieves a call-up by the German officers. Her family does not want her sent to a concentration camp, so they are forced into hiding. They run to her fathers office with the help…

…into concentration camps. In the story it was too late for the people to do something. Today can stop things like the Holocaust from happening again by teaching it to our youth. If can we learn from the mistakes of this past generation, then it will make our…

…deported to Concentration camps. Before they were deported, everyone had to give their valuables to the SS officers so they could not bribe the guards to freedom: so they lost their valuables as well as their freedom. After being deported, the Weisel family…

…facilities get so run down. To me, it’s as if they are living in a concentration camp or a ghetto during World War II. They have some of the same run down buildings, poor health conditions, and little education. I would have never thought in a time where a chance…

…- a police officer who was an old school mate of Miller's Salomon Tauber, was in a concentration camp, and gassed himself (suicide), kept a diary through his life which Brandt gave to Miller. Five men in Cairo, (2 German) opposed Kennedy Diary Felt his life…