The Pros Of Nazi Concentration Camps
Concentration camps were places of death and hard labor for Jews. The Nazis controlled these camps, by dividing Jews in different camps and sections. Jews had to be creative to avoid getting caught by the Germans. First off the concentration camps were horrific places in which many Jews were put to death. Second, Hitler was the one who got Germans to abuse the Jews to death, and last; after death the Jews were still misused by the German police and Hitler. The things about the Holocaust that are most found the most unnerving is the abuse the Nazis put the Jews and other groups through. The two main topics that are the most serious or crucial are the medical experiments and cruelty they were put through in these camps.
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Another topic concerning the Holocaust that’s found very important is how a society so educated and advanced could create such a situation. Also, an important issue is actually the answer to the question of whether or not a democratic society could do such horrible things to people, humans. There are simple reasons to how an educated and advanced society, such as Germany, could create the situation of the Holocaust. When one single person rules a country, making it a dictatorship, anything is possible. It just so happened, that this person, Hitler, had horrible intentions for the concentration camps. His use of power and his psychotic ideas of how things should be were horrifying. Hitler knew he had the power, so he used it to the best of his advantage and he got the German to take his idea and make it their own. Since Hitler was so strong from the beginning, he could win people's trust and then make them believe certain things that he wanted carried out were perfectly reasonable. He obviously had many followers, which were the Nazis. Who knows if some or even all of them were forced into the
Another topic concerning the Holocaust that’s found very important is how a society so educated and advanced could create such a situation. Also, an important issue is actually the answer to the question of whether or not a democratic society could do such horrible things to people, humans. There are simple reasons to how an educated and advanced society, such as Germany, could create the situation of the Holocaust. When one single person rules a country, making it a dictatorship, anything is possible. It just so happened, that this person, Hitler, had horrible intentions for the concentration camps. His use of power and his psychotic ideas of how things should be were horrifying. Hitler knew he had the power, so he used it to the best of his advantage and he got the German to take his idea and make it their own. Since Hitler was so strong from the beginning, he could win people's trust and then make them believe certain things that he wanted carried out were perfectly reasonable. He obviously had many followers, which were the Nazis. Who knows if some or even all of them were forced into the