Concentration Camps

Concentration Camps Dark, cold, infested; with these words comes the thought of World War Two concentration camps. Enclosed behind thick walls, crowded with cellmates, were prisoners, all, who share the same goal, to stay alive. Officers appeared to have strived to make this utterly impossible with gas chambers disguised as showers, and daily challenges that were beyond most’s physical abilities. Though some German guards did not agree with Adolf Hitler’s dictation, history shows the majority surrendered to their cowardice. This illustration describes an unforgettable period, not one looked upon with approval, but reproach. The prejudice and cruelty are clearly visible in the treatment of the captives, in the officials’ disdain, the simple