Dachau Concentration Camp in World War II

Dachau camp is also a training center for SS concentration camp security guards. Dachau was the first normal concentration camp, so its organization and custom became a model of many other concentration camps that were later produced. There are two parts in Dachau, one is a crematorium, the remains of many Jews are destroyed 24 hours a day, the other parts are campgrounds. As part of Dachau's second camp there are 32 barracks. One for Nazis and the other for medical experiments.

August 15, 1938 - Expansion of the Dachau Camp - Prisoners of the Dachau campaign completed construction of the SS army training base and expanded Dachau concentration camps. In 1937 the prisoner destroyed the original concentration camp in the first World War I era and the old ammunition factory and opened the way of expansion. The SS asked prisoners to work at 7 times a week rate twice a week to complete the expansion of the camp. November 9, 1938 - arrest of Kristallnacht - During the massacre of the national Kristallnacht ("Crushing Glass Night"), Himmler ordered about three thousand Jews to be arrested and detained in three concentration camps It was. Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen. During the arrest between Kristallnacht, Jews were kicked out of the street and left the house with small belongings. After the Holocaust, nearly 11,000 Jews were expelled to reach Ho

The first concentration camp in the Nazis system, Dachau, opened in March 1933. By the end of World War II the Nazis managed a vast system of over 40,000 camps extending from the French and Spanish border to Europe and to the conquered Soviet territory and to Greece and North Africa. The maximum number of prisoners is Jewish, but individuals are arrested and imprisoned for various reasons including race and political affiliation. From the moment they arrived at the camp, prisoners suffered from unimaginable fears; this is an inhumane being, including a struggle for survival for systems designed to destroy them.