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In the 1940s the Jewish prisoners would walk death marches since the allies where pushing the battlefront. These death marches where called death marches because the Jews would walk hundred miles father into Germany boarders. If a Jew ether fell from exhaustion or sat down they would´ve gotten shot. Day and night without any water, food, or shelter the Germans forced the Jews to keep walking. Irene and her sister walked a death march to a camp that was 450 miles away. Luckily when she got to the other camp there was no gas chambers, so they would be taken and out on a truck to go get shot and died. But the truck never came so she survived.

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The march of survive was told by irein who survived in the march and survived the day he sister was gonna go because the truck didn't show that day.
Irein march to a different camps and on the way there if you drop you would be shot and taken  to a gas chamber and be gases.

The walk was 450 miles with mean they told a least a good a good 3 month walking and starved for a good 5 months.

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In the 1940´s, Jewish people were getting tortured by the Nazi. One way the Nazi would torture Jewish people was by going on Death marches. It was called a Death March because the Nazi would take the Jewish people and long walks to other concentration camps. Irene, for example, walked 725 km or 450 miles to a concentration camp when they got kicked out of Auschwitz. On the walk there was barely any food or water. Occasionally they would stop at small concentration camps that were full.

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the marches  were called Death marches because they would kill  anyone who would try to sit down was shot and they would walk hundreds of miles at a time with no water and it was in the middle of the winter and they had no clothes, or shoes.

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during in the camp they would wake the prisoners up at night to walk a death march. to another camp and it would be like 450 miles away. who ever was weak or that fell in the dirt or snow would be shot and killed lest in the rode.  iren was a women that had a sister and a mother with her her mother died and her sister and her was together until the but then her sister was to skinny so they called her out and irene the sister volunteered to go with her and they still lived through the pain together.

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The marches were called the "Death March" because over hundreds of people had to walk over nearly 450 miles from auschwitz to another camp during winter time. They couldn't get any rest. If they were too sit or fall down out of tiredness they would be shot and killed. Irene and these poor other people did not have any food, water, nor shelter. They had NOTHING! They starved for over 5 months, some didn't make it that long. They were dehydrated, weak. They just wanted to be safe and warm. They went through tragedy, they were left scarred for life.

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These  marches were called "Death Marches" because the  Nazi's would have the Jews walk on  and on for thousand of miles , which resulted in thousands of Jews dying. They recieved little food and water, and diseases would spread very easily. If anyone was caught stopping they would be immediately shot. A holocaust surviver named Iren said that she and her sister were almost gassed but since a truck didn't show up the day it was supposed to, it didn't happen.

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these marches were called death marches because it said in 1945 there was one lady named Irene was  one of the survivors of a death march. she said " it was a death march because there was no food, no water, and no shelter. if anyone fell from exhaustion would be shot and killed.During this march it said they were not taken care of and they walked 450 miles with nothing. for the prisoners to do the march they were forced to march in the middle of winter. the marched were inhumane because these Nazis did not care if care if they were hurting or suffering they kept making them walk. and if the prisoners were tired and falling the nazis would shoot them.

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These marches were called Death marches because of the reason that they made Jewish people suffer while walking a long distance in harsh conditions. For example, if anyone stopped walking, or started to walk slower, they would be shot. The place that they were headed towards was most likely a concentration camp. This is inhumane because it is one group of humans mistreating and torturing  other humans only because of their religion. Furthermore, this is not a human thing to do.

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Marches were called "Death Marches" for a reason.  These marches were extremely long and had horrid conditions.  If prisoners were caught sitting down, they were shot.  Many prisoners died during theses long walks.  Irene, a Holocaust survivor, survived a 450 mile Death March. No food or water was provided which was very inhuman for the Death March victims.

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The marches were called the "Death Marches" because the Jewish people had to walk 450 miles to get to the next camp. rene and the rest of the people were being straved for 5 months. In 1945 they had to leave Aushitaz because of the war.

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These marches were called "Death Marches" because they resulted in thousands of deaths. Prisoners had to run, walk, and march hundreds of miles, and if they stopped without permission, they would get shot. If someone stopped or slowed down because of exhaustion, they would immediately get shot or trampled. Many people also died from hunger, thirst, illness, and frostbite. It was extremely cold and the prisoners weren't given the proper clothes or shelter, and they were hardly given food or water. These marches were inhumane because the Nazis had no compassion for these prisoners, and treated them so cruelly during these marches. These marches were a way to torture the Jews and also a way to move away from the battlefront. The Nazis had no heart for these people; they just wanted to save themselves.

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The reason "Death March" is called this because Jews would be walk to different concentration camps. Nazi did this to tired the Jews or the camps were to close to the Russian army. If one Jew would stop walking or sit down the soldier would shot them. On these marches would have every little food and water.

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These marches were called "Death Marches" because, the Jews would march long distances to other concentration camps just to be killed, or tortured. These marches were inhumane because, the Jews would have no food or water, no shelter, and no facilities. Thousands of Jews would die on these marches from starvation, dehydration, and frostbite. Prisoners hardly received any clothing, food, or water. The Jews would have to march in freezing temperatures, and would have to walk and run on command. If the prisoners failed to obey, they would either be shot, or trampled.

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Irene was on the Death Marches that was 450 miles long. The German soldiers was determine to toured the Jewish people. Irene and the other Jewish people have no food, water, sitting down or you will be shot. The German soldiers took her sister and Irene volunteered to go to the gas chamber. her sister and Irene survived because of the German truck did not show up because of the Russian front.

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The marches were called death marches because it was likely you would die. There was little food and water. The prisoners were forced to march 450 miles, were not taken care of in any way, and were forced to stop in a concentration camp that was already overloaded.  Irene was a death march survivor that survived only because the truck to take them to their death did not come because of the chaos.

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The marches were called "Death Marches" because the prisoner had to walk to an other camp and they were not allowed to fall or sit down and rest. Irene a Holocaust survivor said in the video she had to march 450 miles to a other camp in Axis territory. The prisoners and her were not feed or given water or shelter.

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In 1945 Irene went through the terrible conditions in the Holocaust. Irene went in a 450 mile (WALKING) death march with horrible weather conditions,starvation,no shelter,no stopping,and no rest unless you would want to be shot. Not only Irene went through this tragedy,it was about 6 million people who were treated inhuman.These jew's were getting treated like they were owned by these Nazi's and like animals.

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Back in the 1940s, they had walks that where called "Death Walks."These walks where very brutal and deadly. They where called death walks because if anyone who would lay down or stop would be shot.  In the video the talker Irene  stated that she had to walk over 450 miles to another camp. They where also given no water or any food. The reason they left with no train was because they where running away for the Russians.

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the never ending walk . 450 miles of death and pain this is what Irene a Jew that was sent to Auschwitz with her family. when the red army was closing in the Germans bid every thing to harm them . they were so close to the end but Irene,s sister was picked to be killed. Irene did not want to lose her sister so she when't with her. she know that she would die . but the truck that was meant to pick them up never came.

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The death marches were very long  walks to one place  to another and in the video Iren had to do one of these death marches and they had to walk 450 miles to a other concentration camp

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During the holocaust the germans would make prisoners take long marches called death marches.These marches were called death marches because the prisoners would march for days to another camp to be killed. The death marches were inhumane because during these marches the prisoners were not taken care of and were starved. If one of the prisoners was tired or weak they were shot and killed.

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In the mid 1930's to the mid 1940's Jewish people were tutored until the "end." The "end" is either there is no more Jewish people left to kill, or the allies would come to the camps to liberate them. "Death Marches" were called this because you were most likely going to die on this march. The trip was 450 miles long, with no stopping. Irene says you could not fall from exhaustion or you were shot. There was not good weather conditions and very cold winters. Not many people survived during these horrific marches.

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When Irene and the other Jews in her camp went on the "death march", it was nearly 450 miles, walking. Irene and the other Jews couldn't get tired or stop walking or else they would be shot. This is inhumane because nobody would want to walk or even drive 450 miles. The fact that the Nazi's would force them to walk that long of a distance is just terrible.

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Death marches were the large movement of the people in concentration camps to other camps during the end of the Holocaust. Death marches were called death marches because a lot of people died during the march. If a person fell behind or sat down, that person was killed on spot. The Jews that were forced to participate were given nothing to help them endure the winter cold, and when the marchers got to their destination, they had very little supplies. The death marches were inhumane because people like Irene, who is a Holocaust survivor, had to walk for a long while. Irene's march was 450 miles! Lots of people died from either exhaustion, the weather, or the solders. In all, the death marches were named for the very high probability of death, and the marches are inhumane because of the amount of death.

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These never ending marches are called "Death Marches ," These marches forced Jews to walk 450 miles. Since Germany lost the war this didn't stop the Nazis to continue with their everlasting torture for the Jews. The marches were the most humane thing because most of the time even if you survive the march you'll probably end up getting shot when you arrive at the destination. Anyone who fell from exhaustion would get left behind and get shot. Nazis made these innocent people walk in the bitter cold of winter and didn't give them any food, water or shelter.