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Because there is no water for 100 miles and a camper would not survive if they tried to escape.
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Why are there no guard towers or eletric fences at the camp?
You need to say which camp.
Why are there no towers or electric fences at the camp?
You need to specify which camp.
Was Auschwitz the only camp with electric fences?
All the camps had electric fences.
What was Auschwitz concentration camp?
Gas chambers, Railways, Military barracks, Pits and graves of dead bodies, storage, cafeteria, Head office, Financial offices, Security guard towers and SS Patrollers, electric fences. Working facilities (Farnsm Piles of steel or Pile of dead bodies etc..)
What was inside Auschwitz Concentration camp?
Gas chambers, Railways, Military barracks, Pits and graves of dead bodies, storage, cafeteria, Head office, Financial offices, Security guard towers and SS Patrollers, electric fences. Working facilities (Farnsm Piles of steel or Pile of dead bodies etc..)
Did the Holocaust concentration camp have electric fences?
All the Nazi concentration camps (except for a few very early ones in 1933-34) had high voltage fences.
How tall was the fence t Auschwitz?
The height of the smallest and tallest fences of the concentration camps is from 6f 10 inches to 8f 6 inches but the size wont matter because the fences were electrical fences and the fences has 600v at least in them, so any escape attempt on the fences will end would be lethal.
Where is the boot camp for coast guard?
camp shelby
Did a concentration camp guard ever fall in love with one of the prisoners?
Yes i saw a documentary about a camp guard who fell for a jewish girl
Was there any electricity in a concentration camp?
Yes, of course. Apart from anything else the fences were electrified.
Why don't they need fences at camp green lake?
There is no water for miles so you wouldn't make it.
Why are there no fences guards or towers at Camp Green Lake?
There is nothing keeping the boys(of Camp Greenlake) from escaping because the camp has the only water for a hundred miles. Any boy that escaped would be forced to return, or they'd face dehydration.
