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    Fuehrer‚ Dachau (the first concentration camp) opened‚ and the Nuremburg laws stripped Jews of their citizenship and civil rights. This begs the question: what was daily life like for the average German Jew? Jewish life within extermination camps is well chronicled‚ but in this intermediary period between exclusion and extermination‚ less is known. Were the Jews responsible in their own demise‚ as modern Nazi

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    Sonderkommando

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    Table of contents Introduction 3 The need of sonderkommandos 4 Politics 4 gas chamber 5 The work of the sonderkommandos 8 Revolts within the camps 10 Survivors 12 Resources 16 Introduction When one thinks of concentration camps‚ the link to the gas chambers will be made without difficulties. However‚ do people really know how they worked and who where needed to let these killing machines function? The answer is no

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    factual. In the United States‚ critic David Denby led the protest against the film by panning the film as "unconvincing" and "self-congratulatory" and accusing Benigni of perpetrating a Holocaust denial (Denby 96). A cartoon of a despairing concentration camp prisoner holding an Oscar statuette accompanied Denby ’s New Yorker review. Art Spiegelman‚ the author of the Holocaust comic book series Maus‚ drew the cartoon and called the film a "banalization" of the Holocaust (Polese 1). Benigni had prepared

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    Nazi Extermination Camps Anti-Semitism reached to extreme levels beginning in 1939‚ when Polish Jews were regularly rounded up and shot by members of the SS. Though some of these SS men saw the arbitrary killing of Jews as a sport‚ many had to be lubricated with large quantities of alcohol before committing these atrocious acts. Mental trauma was not uncommon amongst those men who were ordered to murder Jews. The establishment of extermination camps therefore became the "Final Solution" to the

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    goal‚ to be the ultimate ruler. While Germany was experiencing difficult times‚ Hitler took the opportunity to use Jews and other parties/groups as scapegoats and blame Germany’s issues on them; this turned the people against them‚ making the extermination significantly easier. Many deny the manifestation of the Holocaust. The revisionists‚ Holocaust deniers‚ believed the Holocaust was a hoax and was over exaggerated. Problematically‚ revisionists argue the occurrence of the Holocaust is false and

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    in the line “I curse you Briar Rose….all the people in your village‚ and all the people who bear your name”. The allegory in Gemma’s version of Briar Rose refers back to the curse of the holocaust and is compared with the destruction in the extermination camps revealing the horror of the holocaust. This idea is reinforced by the alternating chapters used throughout the novel. The alternating chapters shift between Gemma and Becca’s stories. For example chapter one of the novel introduces Gemma as

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    “Auschwitz was the largest and highly organized death camp in history. It was actually three camps: a concentration camp‚ a death camp‚ and a slave labor camp. It was 19 square miles‚ guarded by 6‚000 men‚ and was located in the Polish town of Oswiecim. It was opened June 1940 and initially held 728 Polish prisoners. By 1945‚ more than 1.25 million people had been killed there and 100‚000 worked as slave laborers” (Peter Chen). First off‚ genocide is a term used to describe horrendous massacres

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    Sobibor Background

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    1942‚ during WWII‚ the extermination camp at Sobibor was established. The camp was built by the village of Sobibor in Lublin‚ district of Poland.From April‚1942 to October‚1943 250 thousand people were assassinated‚ the majority were Jews. Sobibor was an extermination Camp‚ at one point it turned out to be divided into three sections.The camps erection began in 1942‚with Polish workers and Jewish slaves the camp began operating in March.Sobibor was a relatively small camp‚ which measured 400 meters

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    Eyewitness Auschwitz

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    During the attempted extermination of the entire Jewish population‚ many Jewish prisoners were ordered to assist in the killing of their own people. Sonderkommandos were a major part of this eradication. A sonderkommando aided in the disposal of the corpses that were victims to the gas chambers. Through the vivid testimony by Filip Muller‚ “Eyewitness Auschwitz” allows the reader to fully understand the difficulties and graphic situations that occurred daily at Auschwitz. Filip Muller was born on

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    elements of unexpected acts of kindness and favorable circumstances. Two such survival stories are in the films The Pianist and Europa Europa. The Pianist is a film about how Wladysaw Szpilman survived the German deportations of Jews to the extermination camps and how he lived in hiding outside the ghetto‚ in a predominantly German area. Europa Europa is a film about how Solomon Perel escaped the Holocaust by disguising himself as a non-Jew and as an Aryan German. All along this time period‚ he had

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