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What does auschwits mean?
auschwits was the worst death/concentration camp used during the holocaust
What happened the Jews at auschwits?
most of them died.
Was out-with in berlin in the The Boy in the Striped Pajamas?
No, Out-With is actually Auschwits - the concentration camp in Poland
What do the people in auschwits eat?
the noon meal consisted of about a liter of soup. and in the mornings before work they would have coffee or tea.
What year did Anne Frank go to Auschwitz?
The first group of Jews was sent to Auschwitz in March 1942.
How did annes mother die?
She died of dehydration and because she was severely beaten by the Tusken Raiders.
Who used Auschwitz?
Auschwits was used by the Nazis as a death and work 'camp' for those that did not fit into their aryan race. Dr Mengele the famous auchwits doctor was based there and even preformed his experimentations there. Many Jews, Gypsys, Russians and many others died there at the fate of the Nazis.
Did Anne Frank die at Auschwits?
Anne Frank did not die at Auschwitz. She died in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 1945 after being transferred there from Auschwitz.
What happend when the Jews were stripped of their citizenship?
Their heads were shaved, and a "blue number was tatooed on their body to be used as an only mean of identification. In some camps they even had to wear the same clothing, such as the blue striped uniforms of Auschwits prisoners.
What tortures were at auschwits?
Although the Nazi's were famous for their use of gas chambers in the concentration camps, this was more of a method of execution rather than torture. In order to torture people (mostly for information) the Nazi's had various technical, some of their own invention, for torturing prisoners. They were very fond of 'dental work'; this could involve a variety of things such as teeth pulling, twisting and removing gold fillings without aesthetic (which were then melted down and used, along with other possessions, and made into so called 'Nazi Gold'). Nail pulling was also popular and burning with matches and cigarettes. Nazi doctors in the camps also experimented with electroshock therapy and new highly dangerous surgical techniques. Brutal beating was also common using a verity of instruments. There were many more techniques used in the camps (e.g scalping ect) but the ones listed above were the most common.
How was Anne Frank's life in Bergen Belson different from Auschwits?
Anne Frank was not in Bergen-Belson; she was in hiding in Amsterdam and later sent to Auschwitz. Bergen-Belson was a concentration camp in Germany where inmates, including Anne's sister Margot, suffered from starvation, disease, and harsh conditions. Auschwitz was a Nazi concentration and extermination camp in Poland where Anne and her sister died from typhus in 1945.
What was the Dwight D. Eisenhower responsible for Auschwitz?
First off, Dwight D Eisenhower is a man not a thing. He was President of our country during WW 2. He went to Auschwits with a group of soldiers after the war was over to see the damages and how they were treated. Whomever posted the above paragraph has his facts way off. First: Dwight D. Eisenhower was NOT President of the United States of America during WWII; that was Franklin D. Roosevelt, and upon his death on April 12, 1945, Vice President Harry S Truman became President. Second: Dwight D. Eisenhower was Supreme Commander of Allied Forces (American, British, Canadian, Australia/New Zealand, South African, French (Free French until France's liberation in the Summer of 1944), and British Empire (Indian, Nigerian, Ghanaian, Kenyan, Tanzanian, Jamaican, Gurkha Nepalese, Guyanan, Belizan *British Honduran*) minus the Red Army (Soviet Union) during World War II. Third: Eisenhower never saw Auschwitz. Auschwitz was a Nazi concentration camp (Its sister camp, Birkenau *together called Auschwitz-Birkenau* was the death camp) in central Poland, and was liberated by the Red Army in January 1945. Eisenhower DID see a number of concentration camps in Germany, most notably Buchenwald, but Auschwitz was NOT on the list, as that was in Poland, deep in Red Army held territory.
