How were Jews treated in the worst concentration camps?

Answer 1

They were treated like they were the lowest life form of Mankind. The Jews were beaten, stabbed, shot, hanged, tortured, starved to death, and so much more. If you didn't work fast enough, you were beaten and or whipped. If you were searched and had anything like money or a picture on you, you were beaten and executed soon after. If you were a woman, you had a very good chance of being raped.After the rape you were sent to be executed, if you were lucky. If a prisoner escaped, The Kommandant would take it out on other prisoners. One way they did this was by taking up to nine or ten prisoners and making them get into a cell and were starved to death. All these cases are just a very small percent of the daily life that The Jewish People suffered for several years.

Answer 2

It varied somewhat depending on the camp. In most concentration camps the Jews were forced to do heavy manual labour on grossly inadequate food, and were routinely beaten and ill treated.

In the extermination camps the majority were gassed soon after arrival, and the others were worked to death.

See the Related Question on the difference between concentration camps and extermination (or death) camps.

they were not properly trained and they had to eat 1 meal a day
They were beaten or killed for the slightest mistake. They weren't given much food and that caused many of them to die. Many of them were sent straight to gas chambers that looked like showers. Some were spared because they looked healthy. Those Jews had to work very hard all day long suffering all the beating.

In general: They were treated really badly.

Answer 3

Jews were treated horribly in concentration camps. They were split apart from families and the women were killed in gas chambers. The men were then put to work and humiliated and treated like they were worse than dogs. They were also put to death if they tried to escape or something else they deemed wrong

Answer 4

1. they were stripped of all personal property and possessions
2. families were split up, usually never to see each other again
3. beatings and whippings
4. worked until they dropped dead
5. starved until they dropped dead
6. housed in barracks infested with lice, bedbugs, typhus, etc. until they got sick and dropped dead
7. forced to stand almost naked for inspection in winter until they froze and dropped dead
8. shot arbitrarily and without warning
9. some were transported in buses rigged to gas them with carbon monoxide from the exhaust
10. ultimately gas chambers disguised as showers were built and they were killed using Zyklon-B, a cyanide based poison
11. etc.

Answer 5

They were treated poory in all concentration camps.