Theresienstadt (Terezín) concentration camp.
Anne Frank,including,her whole family except the father,died in hunger and painful diseases.Basically,the disease was contagious and other people in the camp had it from before.The disease was some kind of parasite growing inside the body,lice i the body.Anne Frank could not survive but she was known and was kept in the hearts of several individuals around the world. -Farin(MS 217)8th Grade
1) it was a concentration camp, not death camp. 2) of appx 144,000 prisoners, 33,000 died of starvation or disease there and 88,000 were shipped to death camps, primarily Auschwitz. 3) there were only 19,000 prisoners alive when the camp was liberated. 4) it was liberated may 8, 1945 by Soviet troops. 5) In February 1945, Heinrich Himmler (SS chief) allowed a transport of 1,210 mostly Dutch Jews to Switzerland. For this, 1.25million was put into Swiss banks by Jewish organizations.
Some of the characters in Camp X include: George "X" McDonell: The founder of Camp X and British intelligence officer. William "Bill" Boone: A Canadian soldier and spy trained at Camp X. Jack Finnegan: An American recruit at Camp X. Kathleen "Kit" O'Malley: An Irish-American radio operator and codebreaker. Vera Atkins: A British intelligence officer responsible for recruiting and managing agents at Camp X.
Auschwitz was a camp were Jews and others were sent to work and die.They did jobs like digging trenches which sometimes was their own graves, making chemicals like Auschwitz III, making munitions and ammunition, quarrying and mining coal. Sometimes people were kept alive because they could sing well or play an instrument to entertain the soldiers there.The main work that they did was building, and working in the factories like I.G. Farben.They were forced to farm (dig especially), and many other hard labors.
Yes. I know for a fact that there was a WWII POW Camp in Blissfield, MI. Blissfield is located near the Ohio state line. The war camp was located on what is now Beamer Rd. I actually have pictures of the tents all set up in long rows. The pictures were taken by my Great Grandparents who owned farm land right across the street from the camp. Please post the photos please. ------------------------------------------- Another WWII POW camp was in Sparta, a small town north of Grand Rapids. My mom remembers her father (who was the local postman) getting permission for the German prisoners to pick apples for local orchard-owners. Several of the Germans who were kept there returned after the war to visit -- some even settled down in the area. It's currently a wastewater plant in this area, according to my mom. (I grew up there too, but the camp was long gone by the time I was born in 1958.) I just bought a photo on Ebay of the camp in tent form: http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250857913642&ssPageName=ADME:B:EOIBSA:US:1123
they died @ there camp
Marketa Brady
Hana Brady's mothers name was Marketa and her father was Karel
His dad (Tom Sr) his mom (Galynn) and three sisters (Maureen, Nancy, and Julie)
Kiba's mom-Tsume Kiba's sister-Hana
Elie Wiesel's mother died in the Auschwitz concentration camp during the Holocaust. She, along with countless others, was a victim of the atrocities committed by the Nazis during World War II.
Harris Morris Copland, I think they did not have a mom because they were Jews so they took her to the Concentration camp in Germany. also read the book Ana Frank (its about that) HOPE I HELPED :)
Anne Frank's mother was born Edith Hollander on January 16, 1900 in the German Empire. She died at Auschwitz concentration camp on January 6, 1945.
could it be camp rock or mr. troop mom
Connie Torres
youre mom
she is grateful because she didnt know that her mom fell out the concentration camp and died anne frank still killed the guard that killed her momand she let her sister and dad eat her because they were both hungry