A pink triangle patch seemed to denote that the person was a homosexual male. I say that because homosexual females apparently wore a black patch that was to represent a person who was 'Asocial'.
Homosexuals were made to wear pink triangles in concentration camps.
Homosexuals had to wear a pink triangle. However, many of the homosexuals in concentration camps had not been convicted of any crime, but were simply sent there by the Gestapo on the basis of gossip.
Yes led. One historian who has made this his specialty (Richard Plant) estimates somewhere between 50,000 and 63,000 gay men were killed in the concentration camps. To make matters worse, when the camps were liberated at the end of the war, Allied military authorities determined that homosexuals who had been imprisoned for homosexual acts had not completed their sentences, and these survivors of the Nazi concentration camps were returned to civilian prison to compete their sentences.
There was a whole system of badges that were required to be worn by the prisoners in Nazi Germany prison camps. The badges were mostly inverted triangles (flat side up, pointy side down) of different colours. Jewish prisoners had to wear a non inverted yellow triangle with another inverted triangle superimposed, over the top to form a star. Red triangles signified political enemies; green professional criminals; blue forced labour or emigrants, purple bible students; black for asocials and brown for gypsies. The colour for sex offenders was pink. Most of these happened to be homosexual men. So a homosexual Jew would wear a star comprising a pink triangle over a yellow triangle.
The Yellow Star of David. The gay community was required to wear pink triangles and the communist red triangles.
Homosexuals were made to wear pink triangles in concentration camps.
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All prisoners in concentration camps had triangular badges. The colours were chosen by Reinhard Heydrich.
It shouldn't be in the geometry section but...The pink triangle is a symbol for the homosexuals that were oppressed, mainly starting in the Holocaust. It carried on through the ages though.A symbol of gay pride. Reclaimed from the right-side up pink triangles used in Nazi concentration camps to designate gay prisoners.It's a sign for sexual equalityIt was a Nazi Concentration Camp badge for anyone considered a sexual deviant, including homosexuals, zoophiles, pedophiles, and rapists. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_concentration_camp_badges
Pink is often thought as a gay colour because in WWII, in the concentration camps, every group would be marked. Similar to how Jews would have a patch of the Star of David, gays would have a pink patch, signifying that they're gay.
Homosexuals had to wear a pink triangle. However, many of the homosexuals in concentration camps had not been convicted of any crime, but were simply sent there by the Gestapo on the basis of gossip.
A pink triangle
Some concetration camps are Auschwitz, Belzec, Bergen-Belsen, Chełmno, Dachau, Flossenbürg, Grini, Jasenovac, Klooga, Majdanek, Maly Trostinets, Mauthausen-Gusen, Ravensbrück, Treblinka.
Pink for gay, not purple. Hitler used a pink triangle to mark gays in the concentration camps. Taken as a sign as a form of rebellion or defiance. If you embrace what someone is using against you, take it as your own, it takes away any power that person gets from it.
No. Typical gay symbols are the rainbow and pink triangles.
Yes led. One historian who has made this his specialty (Richard Plant) estimates somewhere between 50,000 and 63,000 gay men were killed in the concentration camps. To make matters worse, when the camps were liberated at the end of the war, Allied military authorities determined that homosexuals who had been imprisoned for homosexual acts had not completed their sentences, and these survivors of the Nazi concentration camps were returned to civilian prison to compete their sentences.
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