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Elie Wiesel was born on September 30, 1928 in Sighet, Romania. At the age of 15, Wiesel and his family were sent to Auschwitz as part of the Holocaust.

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The lives of these people that went through this tragedy were harsh and difficult. Prisoners suffered and were abused. The SS believed no good for the prisoners and that they deserved to be poor. They slept in broken down barracks with leafing roofs. They sometimes did not have blankets when it would be cold. Prisoners were kept to be starved as well and fed with little to no food. Due to this they ended up weak and looked like living skeleton by the cause of starvation and hunger.

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Six death camps include Auschwitz-Birkenau, Belzec, Sobibór, Treblinka, Chelmno, and Majdanek.
The death tolls for these camps are as follows:
Treblinka: 750,000 Jews
Belzec: 550,000 Jews
Sobibór: 200,000 Jews
Chelmno: 150,000 Jews
Lublin (also called Majdanek): 50,000 Jews
Auschwitz: 1 million Jews and 1 million non-Jews

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This camp was an internal feature of the regime in Nazi Germany between 1933-1945. People were being detained and kept for death sentences. they went through harsh conditions. These people had no control to do or stop anything

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These camps were to slaughter innocent people mainly the Jews. There were many camps established due to this. The most popular extermination camps were Cheimno, Belzec, Sobibor, Aushwitz-Burkenau, Treblinka, and Majdanek. These camps were located in Poland.

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This is a picture of political prisoners during a roll call in the Dachau Concentration Camp on June 28, 1938

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This is a picture of political prisoners during a roll call in the Dachau Concentration Camp on June 28, 1938

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 Inmates are cooking soup in a transit camp, before the period of deportations from Thrace to Auschwitz and Treblinka, which took place from March 3-22,1943 in Thrace, Greece.

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 Inmates are cooking soup in a transit camp, before the period of deportations from Thrace to Auschwitz and Treblinka, which took place from March 3-22,1943 in Thrace, Greece.

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Piles of shoes of the people killed in Auschwitz. 

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Piles of shoes of the people killed in Auschwitz. 

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Children behind a barbed wire fence at the Nazi concentration camp. 

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Children behind a barbed wire fence at the Nazi concentration camp. 

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The Holocaust was the systematic persecution that murdered millions of Jews.

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15 Major Events During WWII and the Holocaust (1933-1945)

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15 Major Events During WWII and the Holocaust (1933-1945)

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January 30, 1933
The Nazi Party assumes control of the German State.

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March 22, 1933
The SS established the Dachau

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April 25, 1933
The laws limited Jewish students to not attend public school .

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May 10, 1933
Books considered, "un-German" were forced to be burned.

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August 2, 1934
Adolf Hitler becomes President of Germany.

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September 29, 1938
Germany, Italy, Great Britain, and France sign the Munch agreement.

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September 1, 1941
Germany invades Poland, initiating WWII in Europe

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June 22, 1941
Germany Launches its largest military operation of the war.

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December 7, 1941
Attack of Pearl Harbor
-surprise attack

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December 8, 1941
U.S. declares war on Japan

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December 8, 1941
Killing Operations Begins at Chelmno
Large amount of people were poisoned by gas at the first stationary facility, Chelmno

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November 3, 1944
Operation Harvest Festival
SS forces kill surviving Jews in work camps.

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April 11, 1945
Prisoners were kept starved and emaciated. they seize control of the Buchenwald Camp.

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April 30, 1945
Hitler commits suicide in his bunker in Berlin

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September 2, 1945
Japan Surrenders
WWII officially ended