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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czbUP6cl2NE

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10,000 starving and weakened prisoners driven out.

American soldiers found about 1,600 severely weakened prisoners

Weeks after liberation, prisoners continued to die from the effects of their imprisonment.

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5 satellite camps: prison camp, special camp for jews folding papers from south american countries, star camp - prisoners had to wear yellow stars of david and not uniforms and  they would be exchanged to the west , a camp for jews holding citizenship papers from a neutral country, and housed 1,684 jews deported from Hungary on a special train promised to Hungarian Jewish leader, Resole Rudolf Kasztner - this last group was eventually destined for switzerland.

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Prisoners at forced labor in the quarries at the Flossenbürg 

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Prisoners at forced labor in the quarries at the Flossenbürg 

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The famous German town where this camp was found in is called Weimar.  Buchenwald had a dramatic increase in the year 1937 of July.  By the end of September of 1939 Buchenwald had about 8,643 inmates.  In March of 1945 the camp reached to 80,436 inmates.  The camp wasn’t built by the Nazi’s it was built by the prisoners.  During the prisoners “free time” they were forced to carry huge loads of stone from the quarry to the camp.  They were tied to  the carts and that is how they’d pull the big loads of stone.  There are many ways to kill the prisoners but the many way they died was by entering a fake infirmary room.  They would walk into the fake infirmary room and place themselves to get their height.

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This camp is a death camp Medical experiments were led by Josef Mengele "Sonderkommando," young Jewish, males responsible for removing corpses from crematoriums and gas chambers, staged a revolt. One of the LARGEST death campsAuschwitz originally was conceived as a concentration camp, to be used as a detention center for the many Polish citizens arrested after Germany annexed the country in 1939.

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The Nazis established the first forced-labour camp for Polish Jews at this site in 1940. By autumn of that year there were three camps in the village and satellite camps in surrounding areas. They gained more than 11,000 prisoners at a time. Many died from overwork, starvation, disease, and brutal living conditions. The camps were closed in December 1940, and the population dispersed. In this camp the Nazis killed about 600,000 Jews.Almost one year later, on the 1st of November 1941, an extermination camp was created there as part of Operation Reinhard. The former anti-tank ditches were to be used as mass graves.

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1.1 million people died at Auschwitz Camp 

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1.1 million people died at Auschwitz Camp 

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28,000 prisoners died of disease and other causes in the weeks after the British army liberated the camp on April 15, 1945. The British were forced to bury thousands of corpses in mass graves hastily excavated on the site. Bergen-Belsen was the first major Nazi concentration camp to be liberated by the Western Allies, and it was known to be very terrifying.

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http://holocaustmusic.ort.org/music/

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“I felt sure I would not live”

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https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/buchenwald

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First prisoners were brought from Dachau. In 1945, about  15,000 prisoners were held in bad condition camp that only had a capacity of  3,000 prisoners. ¨Criminal¨ prisoners filled all the important positions in the camp, and the ¨green¨ kapos became tools of Nazi terror against other prisoners. Most of the prisoners worked in granite quarries.  In the summer of 1944, Flossenbürg became a destination for ¨evacuation  transports¨

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The impact Auschwitz Concentration Camp had on citizens was people of all ages had to work o matter of what condition they were in.  Many people died from overwork, diseases, starvation, dehydration and brutal living conditions.  The people were tortured in front of the other prisoners.

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During the first four weeks of the camp's operation - from the 17th of March until mid-April 1942 - a total of 30 000 Jews from the Lublin ghetto were killed here, 15 000 from Lvov and a further 35 000 from ghettos in the Lublin area and eastern Galicia.Several people tried to escape from Bełżec, but only one of them, Rudolf Reder, survived. He managed to escape in November 1942, and after the war wrote an account of his life in the camp Altogether, 600 000 people were murdered in the Bełżec camp during a period of seven months. Most of them were Jewish, but there were also several thousand Roma.

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The impact on people was brutal.  People were abused and beaten.  600 of the prisoners died between the time span on November 1938 to February 1939.  Some more ways people were affected was by being poisoned.  The SS men had poisoned the prisoners.  Many people died a day in this camp.  When I say many, many menas 40 deaths a day here.  People were starved to death.