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Adolf Hitler was definitely a troubled mind whether or not he was mentally ill. One of the greatest criminals in all of history. Known for his undying hatred for Jews. Many theories have arisen as to why he was so bent on revenge.  Based on records Hitler had an extremely close relationship to his mother. After her death, he claims the doctor was responsible  for not trying enough to save his beloved mother. The doctor was a Jew, a main root in a theory. The first concentration camp, Dachau,was created in 1933. And at the time it wasn't much to be worried about. Until years later when there were more than ever and to be used as efficient killing machines.

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What was the difference between a labor camp, death camp, and a concentration camp?-Suhani Sharma

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What was the difference between a labor camp, death camp, and a concentration camp?-Suhani Sharma

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Labor camps, death camps, and concentration camps were three Jew camps of World War II. Labor Camps were places to which all able-bodied Jews were sent to work as slaves. They weren't always there permanently, after the work was finished they were sent to the next one.
Concentration camps were made to "reeducate" the inmates, usually with physical abuse. However most who survived were released later on. Death camps  were, as the name suggests, camps where the Jews were sent to be killed in so called efficient ways.

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What are the Camps and what happened there?-Jeremy Fung

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What are the Camps and what happened there?-Jeremy Fung

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There were multiple types of camps during the  Holocaust. Camps had extremely poor conditions that never had enough food or warmth. Prisoners were often beat and the beatings resulted in death. Three mains camps were:

1. Concentration Camps

The main job of the concentration camps was to "reeducate" inmates, to show them the truth of Nazi ideas.

2. Transit Camps

Transit camps were used for gathering people (especially Jews) whom they wanted to ship elsewhere.

3. Labor Camps

Labor Camps housed both the laborers and their workshops.

When outdoor work was involved, the  camps provided barracks for the workforce.

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What is the Ghetto? Why were they used? Who ran them? What happened to the Jews after they lived there?-Jake Stauffer

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What is the Ghetto? Why were they used? Who ran them? What happened to the Jews after they lived there?-Jake Stauffer

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The Ghetto is where Jews were kept for a short amount of time and segregated from  the rest of the population. Ghettos were used as a temporary camp for the Jews. Also it was used for hard labor and some Jews were murdered. The Ghettos were ran by Nazis but on the inside the Nazis allowed the Jews to form a council which was called Judenrat. After Jews left the Ghettos. Jews were allowed to come and go people who left the ghettos would either be transferred to a concentration camp or would be killed.

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What does genocide mean? How can this be related to the Holocaust? - Gracie Swihart

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What does genocide mean? How can this be related to the Holocaust? - Gracie Swihart

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Genocide means the mass killing of a specific ethnic group or nation. This relates to the Holocaust because during this time, the Jews were taken to concentration camps and killed in massive numbers. Many of the deaths were caused by gas chambers that poisoned the people put inside. Many of the other Jews died from starvation and other natural causes.

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What is the original meaning of Holocaust and what does it refer to now? - Ryan Egan

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What is the original meaning of Holocaust and what does it refer to now? - Ryan Egan

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In the Middles Ages, the word holocaust meant a burnt offering or a sacrifice completely consumed by fire. Also, it is used to describe large-scale destruction by either fire or nuclear weapons. Today, we refer to the word "holocaust" as a genocide caused by the Adolf Hitler's Nazis which systematically murdered six million European Jews between 1941-1945.

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Jeremy Fung
Jake Stauffer
Gracie Swihart
Ryan Egan
Suhani Sharma