Yes, parts of Auschwitz I and II became a museum in 1947 and are open to the public.
When they arrived at berkenau (The death camp of aushwitz) They would be sorted into two groups, the left side would be sent to work, the right would be gassed. The man who decided the fate of the people was a nazi general.
http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en-commons/thumb/6/68/250px-KZDachau1945.jpg Dachau housed over 200,000 prisoners in which 25,613 prisoners were estimated to have been killed at the camp with another 10,000 deaths at the surrounding sub-camps.
The main purpose of the camp was to terrorize political opponents of the Nazi regime.
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It was all apart of the master plan, they were to make the "eligible" prisoners work until they were nothing but skin and bones, most died from malnutrition or suicide. The others were taken to the gas chambers and "exterminated" immediately. After they had been killed they were cremated.
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Dachau was intended mainly for political prisoners but in the later stages also took other prisoners. It was not an extermination camp and it did not have any large gas chamber.
According to official Nazi figures, 91 Jews were killed on Kristallnacht, historic research has shown that the figure was approximately 400.
God made a rule that when Jews forget that they're different, the nations remind them.
25,613 Jews were killed at Dachau concentration camp.
Jews has been deported to Dachau for 11 Years 7 months and 2 weeks = 4242 Days.
25,613/4242= 6.
So in average of 6 Jews per day were killed. However, this isn't accurate for all days. most days Jews wasn't killed until After the Wansee conference and the idea of Final Solution to deal with the Jewish problem.
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Nowhere near that number of Jews. The figure given above is the total for the total overall death toll at Dachau, assuming that the SS's own figures are accurate. Contrary to a widesperead misconception, very few Jews were imprisoned or killed at Dachau. It was one of the main camps for political oponents of the Nazi regime, and on the whole conditions there were significantly better than, for example, at Mauthausen or Auschwitz.
It doesn't really translate but it is a concentration camp near Munich in Southern Germany
On Monday 22nd March 1933, 150 political prisoners were sent to Dachau and only 70 survived the 2 day train Journey.
Dachau, the first of many Nazi concentration camps was opened in Germany on 22 March 1933. The camp was officially surrendered to the victorious allies 29 April 1945. Immediately after the liberation of Dachau the Americans, so shocked by what they had come across, executed some of the camps guards and also let the prison inmates kill a large number of guards and regular soldiers in what is now known as the Dachau massacre. 2 or 3 where executed by hanging after court trials.
Dachau was the first of the concentration camps to be opened by Nazi's in Germany. There was a continuous population of at least 12,000 people held at the camps between 1942 and 1945. There were an estimated 32,000 killed while interred at or brought to the camp for the purpose of extermination.