What are some characteristics of Auschwitz and Dachau?
Auschwitz was a concentration and extermination camps built and operated in Poland. Those not killed in the gas chambers died of starvation, forced labour, disease, individual executions, and medical experiments. The camp was liberated on 27th January 1945 by the Russians. Dachau was the first Nazi concentration camp opened in Germany. On the gates of the concentration camp was the sign Arbeit macht frei, meaning through work one will be free. The camp was liberated on 29th April 1945 by the Americans.. Both camps would have barracks for the prisoners to sleep and both had gas chambers. Life was just as bad for the prisoners in both camps.
What were the main characteristics of the Nazi state 1933-1939 ?
I've to write a 5 page essay on the characteristics of the nazi state during the pre-war years,ive currently covered Nazi economic policy, and Nazi state terror,and im about to move onto Nazi propaganda,Nazi church-state relations and Nazi militarisation,can any of you help me with these topics and suggest any other characteristics?
Tell me main features of nazism?
Racism, murder of other people, supremacy of certain people that say to be superior,,, sorry, I can't go on, I am feeling nauseous
What was the characteristics that made Erwin Rommel a great leader?
He was an aggressive leader. He believed it was better to seize the initiative. Quick maneuvering was preferred over static defenses. In WWI, he spent most of his time in a mountaineering unit in Italy instead of the trenches of the west. This is where he learned the example of leading from the front, bold moves, and catching the enemy by surprise through maneuver.
Who were the Nazis? Research Homework?
I'm doing a research paper and I need some information about the Nazis. Please help me answer these questions . Who were the Nazi's? Did they have a leader? Who? What characteristics made a race less valuable in the eyes of the Nazis? What did the Nazis believe they had the right to do to people who were different then them? How did the Nazis create opposition to their party and their beliefs? Why would the Nazis want to create opposition to their party? What was their principle of "divide and rule" ? What other movements remind you of the Nazis? Why and How ?