Starved them. Forced them to work as slave labour. Conducted torturous medical experiments on them. Separated them from their parents and family. Heaped verbal abuse on them. Allowed them to suffer sickness without medical care. Killed their parents, and killed them for the slightest cause, on a whim, or for no reason at all.
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American civil liberties were not classifiable as good during WW2. Japanese citizens were sent to internment camps, as well as many German citizens, for the duration of the war. Blacks and women were not granted equal rights under the law. Native American's were not even allowed citizenship.
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The Jews under German control were first forced to live in special areas of occupied cities, many times these areas were walled off and no food allowed in so the Germans starved them to death. Later, many millions were arrested and sent to cruel and disgusting camps where they were starved, tortured and experimented on.
The United States Marines were the only group of soldiers which were under foreign command during World War 1. These soldiers were used as reinforcements where needed.
The atomic bomb was the first nuclear weapon ever made during World war two and it was the first weapon that have been tested before Hiroshima was under attack.
Mostly camps in Poland.
late camps were under the remit of the Holocaust, they also suffered from a lack of supplies, fanatical but less able guards
It was not indians that were in concentration camps. However during world war 2 the nazis under order of hitler took jewish people and captured them unwillingly into the concentration camps.
No, several concentration camps were run by Canadian and American troops in North America during the war (though they weren't called concentration camps; they were called internment camps). They were established mostly to keep Japanese Americans and Canadians under the watchful eye of the military during the war.
Prisoners of war in World War 2 were treated under the Geneva convention for combatants. They would not have been sent to concentration camps. If you had been put in prison for a crime, there was a good chance you would end up in a concentration camp.
During World War II, many Jewish families were captured and sent to concentration camps. They were forced to do labor under harsh conditions. They were often starved, tortured, and exterminated.
they would bring out the true character of people. Prisoners would be under extreme conditions, as such people would react in different ways and show their nature.
The holocaust began in 1941. This is when the Germans under Hitler's command began to use chemicals to kill massive amounts of people in concentration camps. These events took place in Europe during World War II.
In extermination camps kids (under 14, and often under 15) were gassed as soon as practical after arrival.
Usually children under 15 were gassed soon after arrival. The Nazis had no use for them.
Adolf Hitler was the chancellor of Germany and dictator of the Nazi party. Hitler wanted the extinction of all Jews, who he believed to be the enemy of the German people. Under Hitler's dictatorship, approximately 6 million Jewish people were killed in concentration camps during World War 2.
The number of Jewish survivors from concentration camps, labour camps and the like still alive at the end of World War 2 in Europe is estimated at 200,000. (Please see the related question). However, if you are asking how many Jews in areas that were under Nazi rule at one time or other during World War 2 survived, the figure would be much higher - probably around 1.5 million.