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a Jew in a concentration camp would live no longer than 3 months as they were worked to death with little food and would then be shot so that they could not escape and tell the rest of the world what was happening. they would then be burnt in huge ovens and other Jews would burn them.
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It varied. At the extermination camps most Jews were killed as soon as possible after arrival.
For those selected for work, 'no longer than 3 months' is not necessarily correct. Some even survived.
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What was true about Japanese interment?
People were forced to leave their homes and businesses and made to live in concentration camps.
What opportunities did Japanese Americans have during world war 2?
Either live in the Japanese Concentration/Internment camps or fight in Europe.
Where were the jew's sent to during World War 2?
The Jews under German control were first forced to live in special areas of occupied cities, many times these areas were walled off and no food allowed in so the Germans starved them to death. Later, many millions were arrested and sent to cruel and disgusting camps where they were starved, tortured and experimented on.
Where were concentration camps located during world war 2?
Concentration camps were either forced labor camps or death camps. Either way, most inmates were worked until they died. Filthy conditions and minimal food led to many deaths by starvation and disease. In some cases, hideous medical experiments were performed, often to discover better ways to kill prisoners. The people sent to these camps were treated in a totally malicious and inhumane manner. The death camps were part of Hitler's "Final Solution" (genocide of the Jews), although ethnic Polish populations were subject to the same type of methodical exterminations.
What does the Butterfly symbolism mean in the Holocaust?
Children in the concentration camps would use their fingernails and pebbled to etch butterflies into the walls. They said that it was their way of living on and leaving a message of hope for incoming children. They said that they knew that they were going to die but they could live on in their butterflies.
