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What happen to the sick people in the concentration camps?
Most of them died. There was little or no care provided.
When the prisioners got to the Concentration Camps what was done to them?
Those men and younger females capable of working were sent to labor camps. All old people, sick people and children were sent to the gas chambers and murdered
What would Hitler do if people were sick in his camp?
Sick people were usually killed in the camps.
What does the Nazis do with the sick Jews?
When sick people were sent to the concentration camps, they first had to work for only a few days. Then a huge number of specialized doctors came to the concentration camps, because that happened a certain amount of times per month. They said to those who were sick that they are sick and that they should be decontaminated. So all the sick and the people who were unable to work were sent to the "showers". They had to leave ALL their belongings, even golden teeth, in special boxes. As soon as the doors closed, the showers were filled with gas, suffocating the people. All the valuable belongings were thrown on one big pile where the Nazis could profit from.
Wikiplidi on what prisoners did in concentration camps?
Prisoners in concentration camps did not have lives that were free. They starved, got sick, fell ill from exposure, wasted away and some died right on the spot when they were doing slave work. The only thing they could do was sing together, talk, pray and try to survive. Some were even killed just for talking, singing and praying.
What happened to the men in concentration camps?
First, if they were to old or young or sick, when they got of the trains they would be sent to the gas chambers straight away. After they became to old or sick while working at the camps they would then be sent to the gas chambers or they would die of starvation.. It was a sad time and many people died :'(... R.I.P
What did the soldiers witness when they went to rescue the Jews from concentration camps?
they most likely witnessed many terrible things. Like dead people, and very thin starved people. many were sick and the place a terrible.
What ages had the best chance to survive in nazi concentration camps?
In Nazi concentration camps, the ages that generally had a better chance of survival were young, physically fit individuals between the ages of 18 and 40. This is because they were typically able to withstand the grueling labor and harsh conditions imposed in the camps. Children, elderly individuals, and those who were sick or disabled were often targeted for immediate extermination.
In world war 2 what sickened the allied soldiers when they found them?
The thing that sickened them was the Nazi concentration camps. Makes me sick too
What did the Nazis do to people in the concentration camps?
The Nazis fed them very little food. ex: One loaf of bread for every eight days. if they got sick they sent them to the infirmery Aka a pitch black room
How many Jewish children escaped from the concentration camps in the Holocaust?
There isn't an exact number for Jewish children escaping the concentration camps. Children, the sick, and the elderly were the first to be sent into the gas chambers (killed) because they were of no use to the Nazis; they weren't capable of doing heavy work.
Where did Hitler kill the most jews?
mainly, he killed them in concentration camps, and ghettos, where in the ghettos, they got very sick, hungry,and starved to death. in the concentration camps, the soldiers there and guards there, worked, tortured and beat them to death.
