Why were Jews deported to the Nazi Concentration Camps during the Holocaust?

Answer 1

Well, when Germany invaded Poland they invaded many Jewish homes. They were looking for people that were in good enough condition to work. People that could work were taken to the concentration camps. People who could not work were either killed or sent to ghettos ( place of very bad condition ) in the ghettos they were to live in rooms with lots of other family's. There were lots of disease that spread, and lots of suicide attempts. The ghettos were surrounded by electric barbed wire fences. Most people including kids that had enough and couldn't take it often ran up to the fence and electrocuted themselves. Others were forced up against the wall for execution. Concentration camps were also homes for some people but only for a while. In concentration camps, no one is guaranteed to live in concentration camps uness you had an important job.

Answer 2

The victims were taken to freight depots and forced into cattle trucks (boxcars) and were then transported to extermination camps, like Auschwitz, Treblinka, Belzec, Sobibor. They were told that they were going to be 'resettled' and given 'a better life', but it that was simply a lie.

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Between july 12 and september 18 1942 300,000 jews were deported and killed by german police units. Some jews were deported to treblinka killing center others concetration camps or ghetto's the life in the ghetoos weres very harsh the germans would make jews work all day with out any breaks then they would usally make them do death marchs which is when the jews have to walk usally 10-25 miles in really hot weather or in the freezing cold with no jackets short sleeved shirts shorts and all clothes were ripped dirty the conditions in the ghettos were also very bad diases spreaded

Answer 3

the moving of prisoners from one concentration camp to another one

Answer 4

A number were deported from Vichy French territories in North Africa - Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco.

Answer 5

The Nazis would force the Jews onto trains and send the off to the camps. These trains had horrible conditions and were over crowded.