Auschwitz-Birkenau: The Early Life Of Adolf Hitler
Everyone has been punished or belittled for what they believed in or where they come from. Auschwitz-Birkenau was a concentration camp where people who were Jews were held to work or die. This concentration camp the most deadliest out of all of them during World War II. Families were killed and some were released afterward. Those people are still tormented with the memories. Many people were placed after Adolf Hitler, an Austrian man, was put in charge of Germany and convinced many people that his actions were right. The Nazis sided with Hitler and ruled along with him which allowed them to make declarations. People who were imprisoned had a starving and deathful experience. Prisoners were forced to work, but if they didn’t they were given repercussions. Auschwitz-Birkenau will always be known as the most deadliest and inhumane place in history Adolf’s Early Life and Rise to Power with Nazis
Adolf Hitler was born on April 20,1889 in Braunau Am Inn (“Quick Facts” np). He was born into a family of eight and grew a passion for art and nationalism(“Early Years” np). Hitler dropped out of school after his father’s death(“Early Years” np). He rejected Austrian authority which motivated his further actions(“Early Life” np). When Hitler …show more content…
This is what happened in the time of the Holocaust to the Jews. Adolf Hitler, the dictator of Germany, ruled with the Nazis thinking Jews were “the scum of the earth”. Jews were sent to concentration camps and lived a life knowing they would die soon. They were forced to work and if they didn’t their punishment varied, but it was usually death. These concentration camps led to many deaths and only a few survivors. Those who did survive are silent about the tragedy they went through, but some give their testimony against the Holocaust. Auschwitz-Birkenau was the deadliest of all the camps that leaves people today still
Adolf Hitler was born on April 20,1889 in Braunau Am Inn (“Quick Facts” np). He was born into a family of eight and grew a passion for art and nationalism(“Early Years” np). Hitler dropped out of school after his father’s death(“Early Years” np). He rejected Austrian authority which motivated his further actions(“Early Life” np). When Hitler …show more content…
This is what happened in the time of the Holocaust to the Jews. Adolf Hitler, the dictator of Germany, ruled with the Nazis thinking Jews were “the scum of the earth”. Jews were sent to concentration camps and lived a life knowing they would die soon. They were forced to work and if they didn’t their punishment varied, but it was usually death. These concentration camps led to many deaths and only a few survivors. Those who did survive are silent about the tragedy they went through, but some give their testimony against the Holocaust. Auschwitz-Birkenau was the deadliest of all the camps that leaves people today still