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it was the name of the batallion responsible for guarding many camps.
AnswerThe SS organisations originally responsible for guarding concentration camps was the SS Totenkopfverbande Standarten, or SS 'Death's Head' Regiments. With the outbreak of war, these regiments were absorbed into the Waffen-SS, eventually becoming the 3rd SS Division Totenkopf, and responsibility for guarding the camps was taken over by elements of the Allgemeine SS (General SS).
Junior officers and other ranks of the SS Totenkopf regiment and division can be identified by the death's head symbol worn on their right-hand collar patch.
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Who survived the concentration camp?
there is no single concentration camp, if you mean one in particular, then name it.
The concentration of large numbers of people in villages encouraged?
If i get what you mean their called Concentration camp
What does steel helmets and deaths-head emblem mean?
The deaths head emblem means "to die with honour"
Why was Joseph balicki sent to concentration camp?
He was sent to the camp, because there was a picture of Hitler on a wall in a classroom and he turned it to a wall, which then got him sent to a concentration camp. P.S This answer is from the novel The Silver Sword, is this what you mean?
What does the word concentration mean in the phrase concentration camps?
It means Jews are locked up in this very dangerous camp
In English what does dachau mean?
It doesn't really translate but it is a concentration camp near Munich in Southern Germany
What does aufseherin mean?
In the context of the Holocaust an Aufseherin was a female concentration or death camp guard.
What does auschwits mean?
auschwits was the worst death/concentration camp used during the holocaust
What did the numbers on Jewish prisoners mean?
They were Auschwitz concentration camp numbers and did not have any 'meaning'.
Why was the landmark concentration camp built?
There was no 'landmark' concentration camp. If you mean 'best known' or 'notorious' then the answer is Auschwitz, most of which was developed between 1940 and 1942, using in part existing building dating from 1900-1910.
What does the word Kapo mean?
Kapo n - In a Concentration Camp a Prison, usually a criminal is put in charge of a work group or other prisoners.
Where did the Germans house soldiers or the Jewish people the Germans captured?
The people captured by the Nazis were sent to concentration camps. If they did not send you to a concentration camp they would send you to a labour camp. Often they were sent to a 'transit camp' first, till there were enough people for a train-load to a concentration camp. You see in the camps you were not allowed to talk about how wrong the Nazis were because, they felt that after getting rid of them they would finally have a perfect world. But what does perfect actually mean? Figure that out.
