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i believe that was sobibor because they were a little more leniant. for example when they got off the trains they would be playing music and also after work you were alowed to hang out for a little bit.
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Certainly not Sobibor, which was an extermination camp. Perhaps Theresienstadt.
What else can I help you with?
Why is it important for the youth of today to know about Auschwitz?
The Idea of education about the Auschwitz concentration camps were that to let people at a young age know; What is it Who was it for What Happened to it This is basically giving them a main idea about Auschwitz and the holocaust, In goal to let nothing what happened in Auschwitz to happen ever again.
When did the Holocaust start in denmark and when did the the Holocaust end?
In Denmark it started in 1939. But the whole holocaust ended in 1945 It ended at the end of WWII Because the nazis were defeated due to war they were defeated by russia and the U.S they were called the allies And thats when hitler died in 1945 Which is also when the germans decided to surrender and let all the people go in the consentration camps and stuff (:
Was the holocaust necessary?
Oh, dude, seriously? No, the Holocaust was definitely not necessary. It was a horrific event in history where millions of innocent people were killed. Let's not go down that dark path, okay?
What kind of testing went on during the Holocaust?
Some people were put in extremely cold waters to see if they could live for a long time. That experiment found hypothermia. This is only one of very many cruel and unusual tests. Let's not forget the bestial atrocities committed against children at Auschwitz by Joseph Mengele, and various testing schemes at concentration camps and death camps throughout the German-occupied territories.
Which country had the most labor camps and why?
Poland had the most labor camps because it was a very large nation and Hitler wanted larger camps built there. Poland was also to provide space for the German people and have the others move out of certain areas to let Germans settle there.
How did Holocaust prisoners escape?
Sometimes the riots let prisoners escape into the woods around their camps.
Why is it important for the youth of today to know about Auschwitz?
The Idea of education about the Auschwitz concentration camps were that to let people at a young age know; What is it Who was it for What Happened to it This is basically giving them a main idea about Auschwitz and the holocaust, In goal to let nothing what happened in Auschwitz to happen ever again.
When did the Holocaust start in denmark and when did the the Holocaust end?
In Denmark it started in 1939. But the whole holocaust ended in 1945 It ended at the end of WWII Because the nazis were defeated due to war they were defeated by russia and the U.S they were called the allies And thats when hitler died in 1945 Which is also when the germans decided to surrender and let all the people go in the consentration camps and stuff (:
What can people do th prevent another Holocaust?
Don't let problems arise to the Intl. level and let the U.N do something.
How did the Germans react to rebellion in southwest Africa?
They drove the Herero people in to the desert and would not let them out so they dead of thirst and starvation. The first German Holocaust
What was the hollocust?
The holocaust was the mass murderig of mainly jews but also people like disabled people or homosexual people, they wre put into consentration camps and starved,beaten and made to work, many people died, some went into the rich peoples houses as slaves and could be beaten when ever. The holocaust was lead by Hitler in the 2nd world war there are still survivors of the holocaust today, eg. I know the first soldier who went into Auschwitz as the holocaust ended to help get people out. The holocaust was horrible. You can find out more by just googleing the holocaust hope this helped :)
Why did People agree to the Holocaust?
It seems that there's a misunderstanding here. The Holocaust was top secret: ordinary Germans weren't even told about it, let alone asked or invited to agree.
Was the holocaust necessary?
Oh, dude, seriously? No, the Holocaust was definitely not necessary. It was a horrific event in history where millions of innocent people were killed. Let's not go down that dark path, okay?
Which POW camps in Germany and German occupied countries let their prisoners work on farms?
There were at least 450 people
How many brown eyed people were killed during the Holocaust?
No record was kept of names, let alone eye colour.
What kind of testing went on during the Holocaust?
Some people were put in extremely cold waters to see if they could live for a long time. That experiment found hypothermia. This is only one of very many cruel and unusual tests. Let's not forget the bestial atrocities committed against children at Auschwitz by Joseph Mengele, and various testing schemes at concentration camps and death camps throughout the German-occupied territories.
Which country had the most labor camps and why?
Poland had the most labor camps because it was a very large nation and Hitler wanted larger camps built there. Poland was also to provide space for the German people and have the others move out of certain areas to let Germans settle there.
