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young Men lived to do constant work and would die either of disease, exhaustion, or punishment.

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Women, children, and elderly were sent to the gas chambers, regardless of their religion/uprising. Schocket

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The Holocaust involved a lot of  gruesome moments, involving the use of gas chambers, poor living conditions, cremation of corpses, and a doctor commencing horrible experiments on children that would result in death. Benteman, Schocket

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Our call to action here is to remain at peace with everyone, do not fight, do not take things for granted. You don't know how easy it would be for the government to take away our privileges and easily make us work for them and follow their exact orders. Holthaus, Kastner

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A whole ton of bodies were burned every 24 hours. so many that some of the corpses had to be burned in pits located near Crematorium V and the so-called bunkers (Jewish virtual library: crematorium and gas chambers). Schocket

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The minimum working hours is eleven hours. Benteman

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They had over one-hundred-eighty  places to sleep. Each sleeping place could hold four prisoners. There were over seven-hundred prisoners per place. ("One of Auschwitz I streets with a row of poplars.") Benteman

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The two surviving twins were Eva and Miriam Mozes. the rest of their family died in the holocaust (Josef Mengele: Angel of Death). Schocket

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They had to sleep on straw beds. every person got one blanket. ("A fragment of Sector BII with wooden barracks right after finishint the building.") Benteman

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Josef Mengele had a PhD and a medical doctorate. He would experiment on children with the curiosity of the process of twins. his main target for such an action was gypsy kids. all of the experiments that he commenced were painful and exhausting for the children, usually resulting in death (Josef Mengele: Angel of Death). Schocket

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After weeks or in some cases months, prisoners began to die of exhaustion due to the hard labor and lack of calories a day ("Death by exhaustion"). Kastner

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Everyday many children were sent straight to gas chambers or other killing centers, because they were seen as to young to work ("Everyday life for Children"). Holthaus

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Everyday they worked 10 hours and the rest of there time was spent at roll call, eating, and washing themselves off ("Work hours"). Kastner, Benteman

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-As incapable of labor children were unloaded and sent straight to gas chambers ("Children that went to the Gas Chambers"). Holthaus

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Isabella Holthaus, Gabe Kastner, Jon Schocket, Bryan Benteman.

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Prisoners with less physical demanding jobs got 1,300 calories, however people with physical demanding jobs got 1,700 calories a day ("Food at Auschwitz"). Kastner

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They had roll calls  in the morning and at noon. Benteman

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This is one of the few babies that were liberated ("Children in the Holocaust"). Holthaus

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Auschwitz had the day off every Sunday and Holidays. On holidays they were able to sent mail to there families. Benteman

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Zyklon B. is a lethal chemical that was used in the gas chambers of Auschwitz. presumably, the aftermath of Zyklon B. is very similar to suffocation (Jewish virtual library: crematorium and gas chambers). Schocket

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For punishments at Auschwitz, prisoners where beaten with sticks and hung in front of everyone during roll call ("Auschwitz Punishments"). Kastner

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Everyday life for children during the Holocaust

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Everyday life for children during the Holocaust

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Children ages of 13 and 14 were registered to help SS doctors, or they would work in coal mines, or refinery's ("Children in the Holocaust"). Holthaus

The majority of children that arrived were sent straight to the gas chambers or other killing centers, and some children were taken and shot ("Children in the Holocaust"). Holthaus

Children of the Aryan race were kidnapped and sent to Reich and then were adopted by German Families ("Children of the Aryan Race"). Holthaus

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There where 300 bunk beds and 700 people per barrack ("Beds at Auschwitz"). Kastner

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1,440 corpses are burned every 24 hours in the Crematorium. this one is called Crematorium  III (Jewish virtual library: crematorium and gas chambers).
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Diseases where very common through camp due to unsanitary conditions ("Diseases at Auschwitz"). Kastner

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The working day began from 4:30 AM to 11:00 PM. During Winter they began at 5:30 AM to 11:00 PM. Benteman

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Prisoners at Auschwitz where forced to sleep with multiple other people (Barracks at Auschwitz). Kastner

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Children were persecuted everyday at concentration camps, these are some of the kids who were liberated after the Nazi's had lost the war ("Children in the Holocaust"). Holthaus

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The Daily life at Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp.

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The Daily life at Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp.

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"Look and listen as they quietly walk towards flames so gigantic that the planet itself seemed in danger" (Wiesel 380).