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Did people have any rights in Auschwitz?

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Did people have any rights in Auschwitz?

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No. People in Auschwitz were generally there because they were hated by a general leader, particularly being Hitler.
He criticized people of Jewish origin and beliefs racially and based off of what they believed not matching what he believed. He put them in Auschwitz which stripped them of their rights and were forced to work with no breaks, little to no food or water, and punishments if they tried stopping. They also would be tested regularly for sicknesses and those who were too sick or weak to work would be put to death, particularly by what would be a gas chamber.

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Yes. Malka joined a resistance group called Hanoar Hatzioni which was a Jewish youth organization. This organization offered an alternative to very political groups or other groups being affected by religious matters which significantly helped support people who were apart of this group and generally influenced others to join. Malka was comfortable with this group while others may have despised it for its goals and its beliefs.

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Link to information about this Escape Attempt

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Link to information about this Escape Attempt

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http://www.holocaustresearchproject.org/revolt/auschescape.htm

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSEhBpObDa4

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Malka Zimetbaum was Arrested on July of 1942 and was put on a deportation train which had transported her to Auschwitz on a railroad. She was separated from her family and was forced to work hard forced labor and also met others alongside her. These others that she met helped her in her attempt to escape and formed a good bond and friendship

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One fact was that people were forced to work and were punished if they did not follow orders or tried to refuse and resist. People also would be tested regularly for sicknesses and if someone was too sick they would be killed most frequently in a gas chamber while others who where still healthy would continue to work ahead.

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Malka's story was that she was the youngest of 5 children and was a role model for others as she was very smart with languages and mathematics.

The Belgian Mala was arrested and she was trying to find a hiding spot for her and her family. Mala was taken away and soon was put in a concentration camp and was deported to Auschwitz. She suffered at Auschwitz and was punished for not following orders or breaking rules.

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What was a Quote from a Survivor of the Holocaust?

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What was a Quote from a Survivor of the Holocaust?

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A quote from a survivor named Anna Palaczyk was "Take care of yourself! Get decent clothing. You've got to wash somehow." Anna was a survivor that supported Malka in trying to escape and made a valiant effort to help her.

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Where were prisoners of Auschwitz? When?

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Where were prisoners of Auschwitz? When?

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Some prisoners like Malka were put in a wooden barrack that was originally meant for use by a horse.
This is often where they would sleep after a long day of working with no breaks and would be punished if they tried stopping.

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Malka Zimetbaum and Edek Galinski were both mostly involved in trying to escape from Auschwitz Birkenau in Poland on June 24th, 1944. Auschwitz was a terrible place that involved terrorizing or forcing people that were in it to work for extended periods of time and be treated like animals.