The first Nazi Concentration Camps opened in March 1933 (at Dachau and Oranienburg) - long before the start of the Holocaust. Initially, they were mainly for opponents (real and imaginary) of the regime On the whole, Jews were not sent to camps simply for being Jewish till 1938 after the Kristallnact.
The first Nazi Extermination Camp to open was Chelmno, where the first routine mass gassings began on 8 December 1941. There had been some earlier, 'experimental' gassings ... Mass open-air shootings (many on a vast scale) had started in June 1941.
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∙ 2013-02-02 09:08:42None. The Nazi concentration camps ceased to function (as Nazi concentration camps) with the defeat of Nazi Germany in May, 1945.
Concentration camps.
Nazi prison camps were called concentration camps.
The Nazi concentration camps started in March 1933. At that time they were mainly for political opponents, not for Jews.Dachau , one of the first Nazi concentration camps, opened in March 1933
Originally, the Nazi concentration camps were used mainly for political oponents of the Nazis.
None. The Nazi concentration camps ceased to function (as Nazi concentration camps) with the defeat of Nazi Germany in May, 1945.
Concentration camps.
Nazi prison camps were called concentration camps.
The Nazi concentration camps started in March 1933. At that time they were mainly for political opponents, not for Jews.Dachau , one of the first Nazi concentration camps, opened in March 1933
Originally, the Nazi concentration camps were used mainly for political oponents of the Nazis.
About 25,000 worked in the Concentration Camps.
There werent American CIVILIANS killed in Nazi Concentration camps. Civillians implies that they were not serving. There were American men in the army who were killed in Nazi Concentration camps, but no civilians.
Ghettos, concentration camps and extermination camps.
Concentration camps: 1933-1945. Extermination camps: 1941-1945.
A few ____ The Nazi camps ceased to function as concentration camps.
Nazi camps opperated through the whole Nazi era, 1933-1945. Other concentration camps have existed for far longer.
The Allies (including Britain) stopped the Nazi concentration camps and the Holocaust by invading and defeating Nazi Germany.