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What countries ended the concentration camps?
Concentration camps have not ended. Germany ended theirs in 1945.
When concentration camps began and ended?
early 1940s to the end of WII
What date did the concentration camps finish?
Gross-Rosen concentration camp ended in 1945.
What was the date of when concentration camps ended?
Treblinka, Sobibor, and Belzec were destroyed in 1943.
How many camps consist of aushwitzwhat are they called and what was each used for?
Auschwitz was the name for a network of concentration and extermination camps. There were two main camps and 45 satellite camps. The camps were controlled by the Third Reich and many Jewish people ended up?ækilled or?ætortured there.
Where did most of the residents of Theresienstadt end up going?
They ended up on going to concentration camps?
What happened after Allied leaders agreements the Germany?
The holocaust ended and so did the concentration camps. hope i helped:D!!
When did the concentration camps start and end?
The Nazi concentration camps started days after the Nazis were elected into office in 1933. They ended when the Nazis were removed from power in 1945.
What happened in concentration camps at the end of World War 2?
These concentration camps were ended after Hitler committed suicide and when the war ended. These people were all released that were still there. These concentration camps were ended after Hitler committed suicide and when the war ended. These people were all released that were still there. These concentration camps were ended after Hitler committed suicide and when the war ended. These people were all released that were still there.
How many Jews were released from the death camps after World War 2 ended?
630,135 from 25 major camps and 1000 smaller camps
Where was auschwits?
The Auschwitz concentration camps were in Auschwitz, Nazi Germany. This camp was in operation from 1940 until 1945 when WWII ended.
What other races did Hitler perescute?
In addition to the Jews, many Gypsies were killed. The Nazis also sent homosexuals, communists, pacifists and Jehovah's Witnesses to the concentration camps. They also killed handicapped people and later in the war some Allied PoWs and Catholic priests also ended up in the camps. Russian PoWs weren't generally sent to concentration camps but had camps separate to Allied PoWs and were very poorly treated and died in their thousands in captivity. Many of the people subjugated by the Nazis weren't sent to concentration camps but were rounded up to work in labour camps attached to German factories, and again, conditions in these camps and at the work-sites were atrocious so many slave workers died. These included Poles, Czechs and French.
