When did the prisoners sleep in the concentration camps during the Holocaust?

Answer 1

They slept on wooden beds but then if you were sick you were sent to another half that slept in tents only,and in the wooden beds there was nothing just the bed itself no matress, comforter, etc.

Answer 2

Jews in the concentration camps slept on narrow bunks in a bunkhouse with no warmth. They had a thin blanket, or no blanket at all. They shared a single bunk with three or more people. Not a comfortable stay, I'll tell you that.

Answer 3

The better treatment was straw mattresses with only a thin blanket. The worst was a concrete floor. They also had to sleep on pallets that approximately six people would sleep on.

Answer 4

The prisoners slept at night. The Germans didn't run lights at night in fear of aerial attacks.

Answer 5

straw, straw filled bags and wooden planks, i only know has i visited last year.
In concrete blockes

Answer 6

Hard wooden bunks or bales of hay. Those that treated Jews the same way the guards did got a bit better treatment.

Answer 7

Many if not most prisoners were put in wooden barrcks that were very, very overcrowded. People also slept on the floor.

Answer 8

In the barracks on concrete blockes