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…that the gas chambers were used for delousing clothing and bedding and that the crematoria's were used to dispose of the bodies of the Jews in the concentration camps that had died from disease and starvation. The main causes for death of the Jews were disease…

…, the very way that the Canadian Government mistreated the Japanese community, sending them to concentration camps, putting them on trains and forcing them to live in tiny huts, is a cruel memory. This memory a will probably stay with Naomi for the rest of her…

…up and either shot or taken to concentration camps. Sane officials are able to draw up plans for the construction of concentration camps, as well as laws eliminating the rights of Jews. These sane people were extremely inhumane. They forced…

…man named, Oskar Schindler. The film is about an upper-class German businessman who brilliantly manages to save thousands of Jews from being killed in concentration camps. This man drew up a list consisting of more than 1,100 men, women, and children…

…officials of disloyalties against America. In 1950 The McCarran Act, or Internal Security Act of 1950, was passed as a supplement to McCarthy's efforts. Among other things, it legalized and encouraged the establishment of concentration camps "for emergency…

…of Father and Son inside a concentration camp during the holocaust. The first half of the film is more light hearted with the main character, Guido wooing his soon to be wife Dora. They eventually get married and Dora gives birth to a son, Giosue. The first…

…and the ability to perform physical labor varied enormously by the age of the child. Chances of survival were somewhat higher for older children, since they could potentially be assigned to forced labor in concentration camps and ghettos. (http://www.humanitas…

…of the living of those deemed the ‘other’ they were placed in concentration camps.’ Delbo (1995) demonstrates the dehumanisation of Jews sent to the concentration camps in Auschwitz, likening the death of her pet dog Flac to a prisoner in the camp about to die: ‘Like…

…Auschwitz Auschwitz was one of the largest Nazi concentration and extermination camps during World War II. Auschwitz was composed of three large camps, Auschwitz I (Stammlager), Auschwitz II (Birkenau), Auschwitz III…

…movement and they relied on the public, as the public denounced a large number of people to be arrested by the Gestapo. Anyone arrested by either the SS or the Gestapo were likely to be sent to concentration camps where they were treated with the utmost cruelty…