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The Jews and many other races during the Holocaust were treated like dirt. They were tortured, starved, and basically dead inside their bodies. Germans experimented on them by seeing how long it would take to burn them, etc. For the Jews, it was basically a lose-lose situation. :(

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Q: What was it like for the prisoners in the concentration camps during the Holocaust?
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