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In the Camps the people that have specialty are used as slaves/workers for the camps they are abused daily and are fed very little do not sleep many hours and are deprived from their family's that were killed in the chambers

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An extermination camp is a camp where millions of Jews, slaves, communists, and others that the Nazis hated are systematically killed. The prisoners were primarily killed hundreds at a time by either gassing, burning, etc.

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A concentration camp is a camp where hundreds, thousands, or even millions of prisoners are held in a small area in which they wait for their death while they are forced to work and are punished.

Concentration Camps -
1 - Auschwitz-Birkenau (1.1 mil.  deaths)
2 - Sobibór (170,000 deaths)
3 - Treblinka (780,000 deaths)
4 - Warsaw (20-35,000 deaths)
5 - Bełżec (435,508 deaths)

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Many Jews didn't have homes and lived in poverty, so they were forced to live in ghetto's and places where they were treated horribly.

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These Jews waiting against the wall to be executed

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This is during the Holocaust, where many Jews were punished and brutally killed in this extermination camp.

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These men were starving during the holocaust because they were treated very poorly and got fed very very little.

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This happy family was able to get together and take a family picture because there was nobody to stop them from doing what they want

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This is during the holocaust, where children are punished as they get treated horribly, and get little respect, little food, little sleep, etc.

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This is before the Holocaust, where these Jews are able to be happy and free.

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1933, January 30th: This is when Adolph Hitler was appointed the chancellor of Germany
1933, April 25th: The Law against Overcrowding in Schools and Universities limits the number of Jewish students in public schools.
1934, August 2nd: This is when the German president Hindenburg dies, and Adolf Hitler was soon appointed as the president of Germany.
1938, May 29th: Anti-Jewish laws were made and were followed in Hungary.
1938, November 9th: Nazi Party and other Nazi formations burn synagogues, loot Jewish homes and businesses, and kill at least 91 Jews.
1941, March 3rd: Around 15,000 to 20,000 Jews are forced to live in the ghetto boundaries.
1941, September 1st: Jews over the age of 6 are forced to wear a badge identifying that they are Jews.
MARCH 1, 1942

The Inspectorate of Concentration Camps opens a second camp at Auschwitz, called Auschwitz-Birkenau or Auschwitz II. One of the biggest Concentration camps.

JULY 15, 1942
deportation of the dutch jew's
JULY 23, 1942

SS Special Detachment Treblinka begins gassing operations at the Treblinka killing center.
D-day
JUNE 6, 1944

Under the code name Operation “Overlord,” US, British, and Canadian troops land on the beaches of Normandy, France.

JUNE 18, 1944

Between June 18 and 22, 1944, the Auschwitz Report, written by two Slovak Jewish prisoners who escaped from Auschwitz on April 7, 1944, goes public worldwide through media channels in Switzerland.

APRIL 29, 1945

US forces liberate the Dachau camp.

APRIL 30, 1945

Adolf Hitler commits suicide in his bunker in Berlin.