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If you weren't there, then who are you to ponder and even "think" to ask
a rhetorical question? If you look through history it is the white man that has
prospered the earth. And oh yes, there will always be wars and racial tension,
even bible believers should understand the meaning of separation, which God calls for. You are probably one of them, good luck figuring out life and just know history
has a way of repeating itself.
What else can I help you with?
What was the death camp that the most people died at?
Auschwitz i beilieve it was 2 million
What was an important result of the black death?
bloody people who died!
What was the main death people suffered in hittlers camp?
more people died from poison gas in the camps than from anything else.
How many people died as a result of the Black Death in Europe?
One Third
What was The largest concentration camp in Poland?
It was Auschwitz. The largest number of people died there too. Birkenau was the death facility.
Did Annie frank die a brutal death?
Murder by the Nazis - no matter what the ultimate means were - was a brutal death. Anne died of runaway typhus in a camp where she was sent with a Nazi commander who simply ignored the inmates and let them fend for themselves.
How many people died in the amersfoort camp?
Approximately 1000 people died in the Amersfoort concentration camp.
How many Jews died in The Auschwitz death camp?
about 900,000
How many people died in the captivity of the Belzec Concentration Camp?
525,000 people died in Belzec Concentration Camp.
How did death camps effect the world?
the black death destroyed many camp grounds so it was hard for the other people to survive naturally and physically but at the end of middle ages many people died.
How many Jewish people died instantly at concentration camps?
none. If the intention was that they were to be killed instantly, then they would have been sent to a death camp.
How many people died at flossenburg?
From an estimated 100,000 deported to the camps, 16,000 of whom were women, approximately 30,000 people died within the Flossenbürg camp system - or on one of the death marches that left the camps toward the end of the war.
