I wonder if you are thinking of Bergen-Belsen, liberated by the 11th Armoured Division.
4/12/1945 - Canadian troops liberate Nazi concentration camp Westerbork, Netherlands , 4/12/1945 - the 33rd US President Harry S. Truman sworn into office , 4/12/1945 - US liberates Buchenwald concentration camp .
Bergen-Belsen concentration camp
The Nazis were involved in the concentration camp Buchenwald because it was a camp for political prisoners.
No, Jeannine Burks was never put in a concentration camp but her dad was sent to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp and he was exterminated and gassed to death
Hannah never actually went to a concentration camp. She was sent to two camps, but they weren't concentration camps.
we cant be because we arnt learning about this
The Soviet Red Army was the first to discover and liberate inmates of Majdanek, on the outskirts of Lublin, Poland. It had been a concentration camp as well as an extermination camp.
The most famous was Auschwitz.
The main camps liberated by Britain were Bergen-Belsen (April 1945) and Neuengamme (May 1945). In the case of Neuengamme there were very few prisoners left to liberate, however.
She died by a disease (typhus) in March 1945 while in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, a short time before the camp is liberated by the British Army.
the modern concentration camp is attributed to the British in about 1900, but that is just because that was when the name was given to it.
It was a concentration camp.
The first camps were entered by the allies in 1943 and continued to enter and liberate the Jews that could be liberated through 1945. When the Brits entered the Bergen Belsen Concentration Camp in 1945 60,000 prisoners were found alive but of that amount 10,000 died a week later of the Typhus disease (Anne Frank died there from that disease) and starvation. I could not find the very first concentration camp the Britons entered but you can get the specific on from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. I have given you their web site on the link below.
The Soviet Union
Banjica concentration camp
After Anne Frank's death, the concentration camp where she was held, Bergen-Belsen, was liberated by British troops in April 1945. The camp was later torn down and a memorial was built to honor the victims.
The first Concentration Camp was the Holocaust