Theirs no clear single person on who was killed because the camps was runed by the Heinrich himler and the SS and some kills camed from Hitler or Heinrich but some SS Officers were allowed to kill who and amount of people killed in the camps. So answere to part of the question who called the killings by point of the thumb is anyone who was a SS officer or higher.
To hold Jewish people separate from the rest of the population for work, experimentation, and extermination.
to keep people in one place, for easy access to the people.
Yes. Part of the point of Nazi concentration camps, especially from about 1938 on, was to provide slave labour.
The contain people in a confined area to do work for no pay without outside influences hence the name concentration camp. Also during the holocaust anyone not able to work would be publicly executed to put fear into other workers to make them work harder.
It was not a question of time, most had to report to a collection point to be sent to the camps, there was no lack of opportunity to escape. The problem was that there was no where to escape to.
The whole point of the camps was to house undesirables, so better to ship these people off to the far corners of your land as to be out of the way. ___ The extermination camps were nearly all in Poland for the very simple reason that before the war Poland had by far the largest Jewish population.
The Jewish did not die peacfully in concentration camps, they were put through hell to get to that point. litteraly they were tortured at some point to dead. it wasnt peacefully. unless you call a bullet wound to the head peacfully
They technically weren't called "torture camps", they were called "concentration camps" and its was where Jewish men and women were tooken and the women had to cut their hair really short like men and had to wear ragged old clothes.-Shelby Warfield,IN
They were made to keep dem jews in line. If they misbehaved, they got thrown in an oven and burned to hell.
Other than starving, killing, torture, beating... not particular mean otherwise. Of course, that's just the SOLDIERS. If you count the people that he put into concentration camps, you have to include burning, gassing and medical experimentation. Some German companies still benefit from the experimentation on Jews and others who were locked up in the concentration camps. There is a certain brand of aspirin that I will not allow in my home because the company participated in human experimentation in the German Concentration camps. Yes. Quite.
They costed resources and also returned resources depending on the camp
Night is a novel by holocaust-survivor Elie Wiesel. The book follows Wiesel's time in the concentration camps, and is written in the first person.