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…that occurred within the concentration camps. The audience is able to see the progression from forced registration, to life in the ghettos, to life in the death camps. Schindler’s List is a movie that elicits a strong reaction from almost everyone who watches…

…the concentration camps were allowed back to their homes. Many of these homes were burned to nothing. However those towns still in existence were crawling with people who shunned these war victims - using violence and anger to push them back out of that town…

…to 21 percent, although the government's main efforts in the countryside were concentrated on extracting grain from the kulaks. Intensive collectivization began during the winter of 1929-30. On December 27, 1929 Stalin called upon the party to "liquidate…

…to the United States from Nazi Germany during the 1930s? Would he have been sent back if the father - with a gun to his back - declared his desire to have his child returned to slavery or to a concentration camp? Would everyone argue that the child's best interests…

…starved for so many years, Elie wants to eat to become healthy again. However, while eating, Elie gets food poisoning. Even though he had survived all of the concentration camps, Elie nearly dies because his one wish came true. The book shows many truthful…

…, the internment of indigenous Japanese in concentration camps as "enemy aliens," even the American-born US citizens. In one nice, if heavy handed touch, the mixed races of kids are shown on the bus heading to school. A little later, the same bus travels half empty…

…at Syllabus: Count four of the four charges against the accused was for “crimes against humanity” and applied to defendants responsible for the death camps, concentration camps, and the killing rampages in the East. Prior to these trials, this count was usually…

…are the instances of callous, individual murder. This film is full if violent and dehumanizing drama that totally gives a clear picture of the true suffering that the Jews had to undergo. This film also captures the killings that occurred within the concentration camps…

…is this enough, but Hitler instills concentration camps where Jews would go and work to death. Not long after the dreadful death camps where made, where tens of thousands of Jews were gassed. And all the while Hitler is cranking the "Nazi War Machine." Tanks…

…the Nazi Party. The Nazis took over the press, the radio, and the school system. In time, they established a totalitarian state. They organized a powerful secret police force called the Gestapo and set up concentration camps for anyone suspected of opposing…