they were separated by women and men, after that, they were separated again into those who could work usually, healthy, strong, and young (age usually around 12-40 years old) however those who didn't fit the match of the ideal working person would be sent to a death camp if they weren't already at one. :(
They had numbers, the Nazi's didn't care what their names were. They were treated like they were just a number with no souls and faces.
The way that they were identifyed was by a number that what tattooed on them so all the guard had to do was say their number.
tatto a number on there arm
The women's camps had female guards. Some of them were intensely sadistic.
The Germans in the concentration camps were mostly responsible for security, they were the guards and the executioners.
good food
The only reason there were punishments in Nazi concentration camps is because the German guards enjoyed humiliating and torturing their captives to death.
In the women's sections of the concentration camps the guards were also women.
The women's camps had female guards. Some of them were intensely sadistic.
The Germans in the concentration camps were mostly responsible for security, they were the guards and the executioners.
good food
Yes.
The only reason there were punishments in Nazi concentration camps is because the German guards enjoyed humiliating and torturing their captives to death.
The SS concentration "death" camps guards
they drank alot.
To identify which group of Jews they came from.
Those men and younger females capable of working were sent to labor camps. All old people, sick people and children were sent to the gas chambers and murdered
Yes, the camps were run and largely staffed by the SS.
In the women's sections of the concentration camps the guards were also women.
Concentration camps were first used by the British during the Boer War. As their name implies, it was the most efficient way of holding the maximum number of prisoners with the smallest number of guards. For the reasons why the Nazis set up concentration camps see the related question.