Ndersonville Prison: The first death penalty camp in the Civil War restricted numerous prisoners of war dealing during the American Civil War (Roberts, 12). Both the Union and the Commonwealth have rules that require humanitarian handling of POWs and one of them is that injured prisoners are taken behind the army and with other soldiers I told you to be treated (14). There is also the POW Exchange Rule, the general arrested includes 60 private positions or equivalent officials, and the Colonel has 15 private or equivalent officials (13).
Death camp and slave labor camp are interrelated. The prisoner of the new death camp divided in the process called Selektion. Young people and physically healthy people are sent to work. Young children and their mothers, and elderly and invalid people are sent directly to the gas chamber. Camp doctor Josef Mengele also chose thousands of prisoners for medical experiments. Dr. Auschwitz tested the prisoner's sterilization using high-dose radiation, intrauterine injection, and other barbaric techniques. Experiments including twin killings were done at autopsy to provide information that could lead to a rapid expansion of "Aryan race".
The second camp of the Auschwitz concentration camp is Auschwitz II or Auschwitz Birkenau. It is mainly used as a death camp including 5 gas chambers and 4 crematoria. Hundreds of Soviet prisoners and five million to five million Jews were killed in Birkenau using up to 6,000 gypsy gas chambers. This is the first death camp in Europe, and other problems with the highest death rate are shoes. Prisoners threw casually a pair of shoes that casually did not match. They are hard and hard, and often cause blisters and catch cuts to the wearer. Many prisoners exchanged shoes with each other for the wrong body. Then the prisoner was forced to work in the shoes. It is difficult for those who lose limbs