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Source card #1 By: History.com EditorsThe U.S. army liberates Buchenwald concentration campThe U.S. army liberates Buchenwald concentration camp

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Source card #1 By: History.com EditorsThe U.S. army liberates Buchenwald concentration campThe U.S. army liberates Buchenwald concentration camp

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Paraphrase card #1Buchenwalds evacuation processThe Germans had started  to evacuate 28,000 prisoners from Buchenwalds center  camp and then they had evacuated  several thousand prisoners from the subcamps of Buchenwald. Paragraph #3

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Paraphrase card #1Buchenwalds evacuation processThe Germans had started  to evacuate 28,000 prisoners from Buchenwalds center  camp and then they had evacuated  several thousand prisoners from the subcamps of Buchenwald. Paragraph #3

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Paraphrase card #2Buchenwald populationThe US forces had then entered Buchenwald, and the Soldiers from the 6th Armored Division, which is a part of the Third Army had gone on and found more than 21,000 people in the camp.Paragraph #8

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Paraphrase card #2Buchenwald populationThe US forces had then entered Buchenwald, and the Soldiers from the 6th Armored Division, which is a part of the Third Army had gone on and found more than 21,000 people in the camp.Paragraph #8

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Paraphrase card #3Buchenwald Camp LayoutBuchenwald was one of the largest concentration camps established by the Nazis. The SS carried shootings in the stables and hangings in the crematorium area.Women were not part of the Buchenwald camp system until 1944.Paragraph #7

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Paraphrase card #3Buchenwald Camp LayoutBuchenwald was one of the largest concentration camps established by the Nazis. The SS carried shootings in the stables and hangings in the crematorium area.Women were not part of the Buchenwald camp system until 1944.Paragraph #7

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Paraphrase card #4Buchenwald concentration camp Buchenwald is one of the largest concentration camps established by the Germans themselves. The name represents “beach forest”. Established and made in 1937 to establish housing and targeted groups for jewish people.Paragraph #1

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Paraphrase card #4Buchenwald concentration camp Buchenwald is one of the largest concentration camps established by the Germans themselves. The name represents “beach forest”. Established and made in 1937 to establish housing and targeted groups for jewish people.Paragraph #1

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Paraphrase card #5Buchenwald concentration camp The buchenwald camp was responsible for harsh discipline. Ilse Koch was named the “buchenwald witch '' and his wife ordered to kill every jew on “whim” and they are responsible for every human's death there for being of the jewish religion.Paragraph #4

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Paraphrase card #5Buchenwald concentration camp The buchenwald camp was responsible for harsh discipline. Ilse Koch was named the “buchenwald witch '' and his wife ordered to kill every jew on “whim” and they are responsible for every human's death there for being of the jewish religion.Paragraph #4

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Paraphrase card #6 Buchenwald concentration campPrior to american troops arriving in germany on april 6th around 28,500 prisoners were evacuated from buchenwald. On april 11th the german troops had evacuated and the inmates were there to take over. Paragraph #7

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Paraphrase card #6 Buchenwald concentration campPrior to american troops arriving in germany on april 6th around 28,500 prisoners were evacuated from buchenwald. On april 11th the german troops had evacuated and the inmates were there to take over. Paragraph #7

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Quote card #1‘’The camp held thousands of prisoners, mostly slave laborers.’’ 

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Quote card #1‘’The camp held thousands of prisoners, mostly slave laborers.’’ 

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Quote card #2  ‘’Third of these prisoners exhaustion en route or shortly after arrival, or were shot by the SS.’’

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Quote card #2  ‘’Third of these prisoners exhaustion en route or shortly after arrival, or were shot by the SS.’’

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Quote card #3“When the camp was closed in 1950, most of the buildings were destroyed, although some of the structures, such as concrete watch towers, remain. A temporary memorial”Paragraph #8

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Quote card #3“When the camp was closed in 1950, most of the buildings were destroyed, although some of the structures, such as concrete watch towers, remain. A temporary memorial”Paragraph #8

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Quote card #4“From a purely religious standpoint, gentile converts to Judaism are accepted as Jewish in the fullest sense of the word. Under israel's law of return (1950) as amended in 1970, all non-Israeli Jews and Gentile converts to Judaism are entitled to settle in Israel and receive full Israeli citizenship.”Paragraph #10

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Quote card #4“From a purely religious standpoint, gentile converts to Judaism are accepted as Jewish in the fullest sense of the word. Under israel's law of return (1950) as amended in 1970, all non-Israeli Jews and Gentile converts to Judaism are entitled to settle in Israel and receive full Israeli citizenship.”Paragraph #10

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Summary card #1In the history.com article, it explains the concetration camp layout of buchenwald and gives us examples of the different areas like the crematorium, main camp, childrens block, farm area, and the camp facilities.Buchenwald is known to be the 2nd largest camp after aushwitz. With a population of 240,000 people confined at Buchenwald.

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Summary card #1In the history.com article, it explains the concetration camp layout of buchenwald and gives us examples of the different areas like the crematorium, main camp, childrens block, farm area, and the camp facilities.Buchenwald is known to be the 2nd largest camp after aushwitz. With a population of 240,000 people confined at Buchenwald.

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Summary card #2In the history.com article were shown the livestyle of the prisoners and how they were treated. As they were mistreated, starved and controlled, as these inhumane acts were made by these guards. We learn about how these prisoners were just innocently killed off for no perticular reason besides the facts their ‘‘jewish’’.Summary

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Summary card #2In the history.com article were shown the livestyle of the prisoners and how they were treated. As they were mistreated, starved and controlled, as these inhumane acts were made by these guards. We learn about how these prisoners were just innocently killed off for no perticular reason besides the facts their ‘‘jewish’’.Summary

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Summary card #3In the history.com article, it explains to us the admissions and deaths as it gives us a chart of the years from 1937-1945. There were about 238,980 admissions and 33,462 deaths through that period of time.sumary

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Summary card #3In the history.com article, it explains to us the admissions and deaths as it gives us a chart of the years from 1937-1945. There were about 238,980 admissions and 33,462 deaths through that period of time.sumary

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Summary card #4In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that in the modern world as in today a jew may never be satisfied with how they are conceived to the society. All the actions cannot be made up to virtually any jew alive. It is impossible due to the complexity, the controversy and the religious issues.summary

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Summary card #4In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that in the modern world as in today a jew may never be satisfied with how they are conceived to the society. All the actions cannot be made up to virtually any jew alive. It is impossible due to the complexity, the controversy and the religious issues.summary

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Summary card #5In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that this and the many many other camps were the breaking standpoint for world war II. The Buchenwald camp population changed drastically due to the prisoners' death. Buchenwald became a second home for some of those evacuated from auschwitz.Summary 

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Summary card #5In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that this and the many many other camps were the breaking standpoint for world war II. The Buchenwald camp population changed drastically due to the prisoners' death. Buchenwald became a second home for some of those evacuated from auschwitz.Summary 

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Summary card #6In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that buchenwald was one of the largest housing for jewish prisoners. Buchenwald was located near the two camps sachsenhausen, and the camp dachau. Summary 

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Summary card #6In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that buchenwald was one of the largest housing for jewish prisoners. Buchenwald was located near the two camps sachsenhausen, and the camp dachau. Summary 

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Summary card #7In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that the buchenwald camp gained an official department for medical research. For the virus and hygiene researches done. The doctors tested the viral vaccines and infections on the jewish prisoners. They were punished for crime against humanity.Summary 

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Summary card #7In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that the buchenwald camp gained an official department for medical research. For the virus and hygiene researches done. The doctors tested the viral vaccines and infections on the jewish prisoners. They were punished for crime against humanity.Summary 

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Source card #3By: associated press https://www.sgvtribune.com/2009/06/05/facts-about-former-buchenwald-concentration-camp/         Facts by former buchenwald concentration camp 

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Source card #3By: associated press https://www.sgvtribune.com/2009/06/05/facts-about-former-buchenwald-concentration-camp/         Facts by former buchenwald concentration camp 

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https://www.sgvtribune.com/2009/06/05/facts-about-former-buchenwald-concentration-camp

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Source card #1 By: History.com EditorsThe U.S. army liberates Buchenwald concentration campThe U.S. army liberates Buchenwald concentration camp

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Source card #1 By: History.com EditorsThe U.S. army liberates Buchenwald concentration campThe U.S. army liberates Buchenwald concentration camp

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The U.S. army liberates Buchenwald concentration camp

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https://www.britannica.com/place/Buchenwald

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https://www.warhistoryonline.com/war-articles/a-look-at-buchenwald-concentration-camp.html

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Personal storyFrediie knoller:Alfred ‘Freddie’ Knoller was born on 17 April 1921 in Vienna, Austria. Following a series of antisemitic attacks on the Viennese Jewish community in 1938, he left Austria and lived as a refugee in Belgium and France.

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Personal storyFrediie knoller:Alfred ‘Freddie’ Knoller was born on 17 April 1921 in Vienna, Austria. Following a series of antisemitic attacks on the Viennese Jewish community in 1938, he left Austria and lived as a refugee in Belgium and France.

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Paraphrase card #1Buchenwalds evacuation processThe Germans had started  to evacuate 28,000 prisoners from Buchenwalds center  camp and then they had evacuated  several thousand prisoners from the subcamps of Buchenwald. Paragraph #3

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Paraphrase card #1Buchenwalds evacuation processThe Germans had started  to evacuate 28,000 prisoners from Buchenwalds center  camp and then they had evacuated  several thousand prisoners from the subcamps of Buchenwald. Paragraph #3

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Paraphrase card #2Buchenwald populationThe US forces had then entered Buchenwald, and the Soldiers from the 6th Armored Division, which is a part of the Third Army had gone on and found more than 21,000 people in the camp.Paragraph #8

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Paraphrase card #2Buchenwald populationThe US forces had then entered Buchenwald, and the Soldiers from the 6th Armored Division, which is a part of the Third Army had gone on and found more than 21,000 people in the camp.Paragraph #8

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Paraphrase card #3Buchenwald Camp LayoutBuchenwald was one of the largest concentration camps established by the Nazis. The SS carried shootings in the stables and hangings in the crematorium area.Women were not part of the Buchenwald camp system until 1944.Paragraph #7

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Paraphrase card #3Buchenwald Camp LayoutBuchenwald was one of the largest concentration camps established by the Nazis. The SS carried shootings in the stables and hangings in the crematorium area.Women were not part of the Buchenwald camp system until 1944.Paragraph #7

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Paraphrase card #4Buchenwald concentration camp Buchenwald is one of the largest concentration camps established by the Germans themselves. The name represents “beach forest”. Established and made in 1937 to establish housing and targeted groups for jewish people.Paragraph #1

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Paraphrase card #4Buchenwald concentration camp Buchenwald is one of the largest concentration camps established by the Germans themselves. The name represents “beach forest”. Established and made in 1937 to establish housing and targeted groups for jewish people.Paragraph #1

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Paraphrase card #5Buchenwald concentration camp The buchenwald camp was responsible for harsh discipline. Ilse Koch was named the “buchenwald witch '' and his wife ordered to kill every jew on “whim” and they are responsible for every human's death there for being of the jewish religion.Paragraph #4

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Paraphrase card #5Buchenwald concentration camp The buchenwald camp was responsible for harsh discipline. Ilse Koch was named the “buchenwald witch '' and his wife ordered to kill every jew on “whim” and they are responsible for every human's death there for being of the jewish religion.Paragraph #4

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Paraphrase card #6 Buchenwald concentration campPrior to american troops arriving in germany on april 6th around 28,500 prisoners were evacuated from buchenwald. On april 11th the german troops had evacuated and the inmates were there to take over. Paragraph #7

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Paraphrase card #6 Buchenwald concentration campPrior to american troops arriving in germany on april 6th around 28,500 prisoners were evacuated from buchenwald. On april 11th the german troops had evacuated and the inmates were there to take over. Paragraph #7

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Quote card #1‘’The camp held thousands of prisoners, mostly slave laborers.’’ 

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Quote card #1‘’The camp held thousands of prisoners, mostly slave laborers.’’ 

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Quote card #2  ‘’Third of these prisoners exhaustion en route or shortly after arrival, or were shot by the SS.’’

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Quote card #2  ‘’Third of these prisoners exhaustion en route or shortly after arrival, or were shot by the SS.’’

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Quote card #3“When the camp was closed in 1950, most of the buildings were destroyed, although some of the structures, such as concrete watch towers, remain. A temporary memorial”Paragraph #8

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Quote card #3“When the camp was closed in 1950, most of the buildings were destroyed, although some of the structures, such as concrete watch towers, remain. A temporary memorial”Paragraph #8

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Quote card #4“From a purely religious standpoint, gentile converts to Judaism are accepted as Jewish in the fullest sense of the word. Under israel's law of return (1950) as amended in 1970, all non-Israeli Jews and Gentile converts to Judaism are entitled to settle in Israel and receive full Israeli citizenship.”Paragraph #10

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Quote card #4“From a purely religious standpoint, gentile converts to Judaism are accepted as Jewish in the fullest sense of the word. Under israel's law of return (1950) as amended in 1970, all non-Israeli Jews and Gentile converts to Judaism are entitled to settle in Israel and receive full Israeli citizenship.”Paragraph #10

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Summary card #1In the history.com article, it explains the concetration camp layout of buchenwald and gives us examples of the different areas like the crematorium, main camp, childrens block, farm area, and the camp facilities.Buchenwald is known to be the 2nd largest camp after aushwitz. With a population of 240,000 people confined at Buchenwald.

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Summary card #1In the history.com article, it explains the concetration camp layout of buchenwald and gives us examples of the different areas like the crematorium, main camp, childrens block, farm area, and the camp facilities.Buchenwald is known to be the 2nd largest camp after aushwitz. With a population of 240,000 people confined at Buchenwald.

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Summary card #2In the history.com article were shown the livestyle of the prisoners and how they were treated. As they were mistreated, starved and controlled, as these inhumane acts were made by these guards. We learn about how these prisoners were just innocently killed off for no perticular reason besides the facts their ‘‘jewish’’.Summary

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Summary card #2In the history.com article were shown the livestyle of the prisoners and how they were treated. As they were mistreated, starved and controlled, as these inhumane acts were made by these guards. We learn about how these prisoners were just innocently killed off for no perticular reason besides the facts their ‘‘jewish’’.Summary

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Summary card #3In the history.com article, it explains to us the admissions and deaths as it gives us a chart of the years from 1937-1945. There were about 238,980 admissions and 33,462 deaths through that period of time.sumary

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Summary card #3In the history.com article, it explains to us the admissions and deaths as it gives us a chart of the years from 1937-1945. There were about 238,980 admissions and 33,462 deaths through that period of time.sumary

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Summary card #4In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that in the modern world as in today a jew may never be satisfied with how they are conceived to the society. All the actions cannot be made up to virtually any jew alive. It is impossible due to the complexity, the controversy and the religious issues.summary

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Summary card #4In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that in the modern world as in today a jew may never be satisfied with how they are conceived to the society. All the actions cannot be made up to virtually any jew alive. It is impossible due to the complexity, the controversy and the religious issues.summary

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Summary card #5In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that this and the many many other camps were the breaking standpoint for world war II. The Buchenwald camp population changed drastically due to the prisoners' death. Buchenwald became a second home for some of those evacuated from auschwitz.Summary 

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Summary card #5In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that this and the many many other camps were the breaking standpoint for world war II. The Buchenwald camp population changed drastically due to the prisoners' death. Buchenwald became a second home for some of those evacuated from auschwitz.Summary 

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Summary card #6In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that buchenwald was one of the largest housing for jewish prisoners. Buchenwald was located near the two camps sachsenhausen, and the camp dachau. Summary 

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Summary card #6In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that buchenwald was one of the largest housing for jewish prisoners. Buchenwald was located near the two camps sachsenhausen, and the camp dachau. Summary 

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Summary card #7In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that the buchenwald camp gained an official department for medical research. For the virus and hygiene researches done. The doctors tested the viral vaccines and infections on the jewish prisoners. They were punished for crime against humanity.Summary 

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Summary card #7In the britanica, buchenwald article, it explains that the buchenwald camp gained an official department for medical research. For the virus and hygiene researches done. The doctors tested the viral vaccines and infections on the jewish prisoners. They were punished for crime against humanity.Summary 

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 personal story                   Henry OsterHenry was stunned psychologically, he was so afraid of authority because they were very careful about speaking to us, but they were so hungry that they dared, and that was such an act of courage, I think, for them to speak to us," he said. 

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 personal story                   Henry OsterHenry was stunned psychologically, he was so afraid of authority because they were very careful about speaking to us, but they were so hungry that they dared, and that was such an act of courage, I think, for them to speak to us," he said. 