Nazi Death Camps

2/5/2020

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Jolene

2/5/2020 10:51:59

It is giving information about naiz concentration camps also gives a fact that anne frank died in Auschwitz, concentration camp.

Jolene

2/5/2020 11:05:12

The author wrote this to inform people of the naiz concentration camp.
The author wrote this article because it bias the 70th Annaversery of the liberation of Auschwitz. Why? Because it was the remebarcdec day of the holocast. This article was based in Germany.

Jane

2/5/2020 11:16:52

I agree with your response! You put all information needed.

Jolene lucio

2/7/2020 11:14:01

This article is giving information. Adpoflf hitler made concentration camps for the Jews. There was so many that it stretched from Germany to France and on other 3 countries. The concentration camps are death camps because of Jew and how many that died which was over millions of people or Jews. The nazis created hunmdereds of concentration camps all across Europe. During their 12 years in power. The total of deaths in the deaths camps is still unknown or to be the exact number is still unknown till this day.

Ruben Luna

2/5/2020 10:55:05

The ointment of the article is to show while auschwitz may have been the most famous concentration camp that held people who didn’t fit the nazi’s views of perfection it is not the only one. This also furthers enforce the idea how terrible those places actually were since the ones that weren’t as known may have been worse than the one mentioned previously actually was.

Ruben

2/5/2020 11:05:06

Also not to mention the fact that most people only know about auschwitz due to it size, and th encumber of recorded corpses on the extinguish room. This kind of makes this article important so that more people know about the other places that time has seemingly forgotten.

Jane

2/5/2020 11:18:27

I agree with your response! I like how you organized the paragraph.

Ruben Luna

2/7/2020 11:11:16

The main point in the later part of this article is to show the progress of the camps that were made in the 1930s in order to “control” the population of the German population, but in actuality it was meant to be a place that persecuted people that the Nazi party feel like they didn’t “fit” with there standards. It also showed how quickly they were built once Hitler came into power with many camps being made in not only Germany, but its neighboring countries who were controlled by the Nazi party like Belgium, or Poland. Lastly the article showed the shocking number of deaths that happened between the many years of the camps usage, and the large number of the Jewis population being killed by burning, or shot if the camp was too small to have an incinerator big enough for the prisoners.

Ralph

2/5/2020 10:56:40

It is a headline about Nazi death camps that had originated in Auschwtiz. The image here shows where and how the growth of these concentration camps had been planted 70 years ago. The headline continues to go on about the famous hide and seeker, Anne Frank that had hid in Dachau camp, which was one of the very first camps. In addition, the contrast of the dark colors portrays the amount of death and sadness that had and still lives in those places.

Ruben

2/5/2020 11:15:17

A little basic, but well phrased for this article.

Maria

2/5/2020 11:21:22

Mentioned all the key points, and main detail of the Nazi death camps. I agree with your statement.

Ralph

2/7/2020 11:14:55

The article first starts off by stating the amount of concentration camps there were, which was 850. Although, there were three branches of the concentration camps. As there were forced labor camps, the camps where they would hold them, and then the extermination camps. By the end of World War II Hitler had basically camps all around Europe. But not all where for extermination as there were 20 that were the mains ones and within those 20, 4 of the camps had the most extermination’s. All in all, about 6 millions Jews and “undesirables” (another name they would call certain minority groups) had been killed and burned.

Joaquin

2/5/2020 10:59:25

The main idea of the text is to show information on the Nazi death camps during ww2 in what they did and how it impacted the world during the time. It talks about its anaversery of th liberation of Auschwitz. The largest and most infamous Nazi concentration camp during ww2. The authors try to inform the reader about what happened to the Jews and tell them about their 70th anaverciery. The authors also give additional info on what kinds of systems the camp had and how one place can cause so much death.

Joaquin

2/7/2020 11:14:34

In this text it furthers elaborates the number of deaths and where and which concentration camp it took place in. They state that the concentration camps stretched over Europe killing hundreds of thousands to Jewish people. 4 main camps were the ones that did the most damage threw out the war. Many documents where retired but the Nazis where good reconord keepers on account of trying to keep information and burn any other. Giving the assumption that many more people have died than the original number.

JORGE link

2/5/2020 11:03:10

The news report is on concentration camps that were used during world war 2 to force labor and to kill off people of a certain religious viewpoint, and a certain background. The reason this was written is because it was the 70th anniversary of the liberation of aushwitz. The person who wrote this and made the interactive map wanted to honor the people who suffered at these camps by spreading information and knowledge about what happened so many years ago

Juan

2/5/2020 11:14:25

Good job. I liked how you were able to mention about the religious viewpoint.

Daniel Rodriguez

2/5/2020 11:18:34

A very short, but sufficient comment. However, you need to fill out some information about the writers and when it was made. Good job

Jorge

2/7/2020 11:24:08

The continuation of this passenger goes into more depth o the fact that their
Their were othe camps or ghettos besides aushwits. And irf shows in full detail the atrocities that took place during ww2

Elida

2/5/2020 11:04:25

The article is talking about concentration camps, where they were located and what they way. It also brings up how the concentration camps were inhuman and how the doctors experimented on the prisoners/slaves. Over 6 million Jews and others were murder in the concentration camps. The reason this article was written was to bring light about what happened during world war 2.

Samantha Herrera

2/5/2020 11:23:31

Your paragraph is very well written. You covered one of the main points of the article. Additionally, I liked that you added why the article was written.

Juan

2/5/2020 11:04:47

While Aldof Hitler was in power, people were in forced labor here including Anne Frank. A mix of concentration, extermination and forced labor camps were built as the main four sections. Many of them were Jews, and experiemented on for diseases. Many of them were spread afterwards. Although the Nazi’s were good record keepers, they managed to destroy everything before they were recovered by the allies.

Jorge Cortez

2/5/2020 11:17:46

Good but needs more structure it will get over time just add some more information 🤡🤡

Maria

2/5/2020 11:05:49

They interactive map, is based on the Nazi death camps. It was organized in Auschwtiz. It demonstrated where and how the growth had been planted 70 years ago. It continued, by, Anne Frank, that had hit in Dachau camp. It was one of the very first camps. Last but not least, the contrast of the dark colors, demonstrates the amount of death and sadness that had and still lives in those places.

Joaquin

2/5/2020 11:16:35

This was a very good and informational paragraph that you described in our paragraph. You state all the key points.

Ralph

2/5/2020 11:17:51

Very well organized, agreed with every phrase and statement that was stated here.

Maria

2/7/2020 11:30:08

The article first started by stating the amount of concentration camps there were, which was 850. Although, there were three branches of thebconcentration camps. They were forced labor camps, the camps where they would hold them, and then the extermination camps. By the end of World War ll Hitler had basically camps, all around Europe. But not all where for extermination as there were 20 that were the mains ones and within those 20, 4 of the camps had the most extermination’s. All in all, about 6 million Jews and “undesirables”; another name they would call certain minority groups, had been burned.

Jane

2/5/2020 11:06:35

In this text, the authors RIcvhard Allen Greene and Inez Torres from CNN are trying to deliver information about Nazi death camp and how did the camp grow over time by using interactive map. The article was published in April of 2015. The authors state that they killed over 1.1 million people in order to emphasize the cruelty fo the camps. The authors tries to let people know how horriable the Nazi death camps were by using maps and statistics.

Joaquin

2/5/2020 11:14:03

Thank you,Jane. I agree with your response and it was greatly informed and got all the key points of the question. You stated the all the W’s and answered the how.

Samantha Herrera

2/5/2020 11:18:21

I like your summation of the article. You clearly identified the key points and main ideas of the article, along with its purpose and content. Great job!

Jane

2/7/2020 11:17:18

In this article, the author states about how many people were killed in Nazi’s Death camps and used statistic and exact name of the camps in order to build credibility. For example, the author states that there were main death camps like Belzec, Chelmno, Sobibor and Treblinks, and almost all people who past the gate, died. In those main death camps, over 110,000 people died on each camps, but it is impossible to know how many people were locked on those prisons. In addition, it is hard to get data about the exact amount of victims who died in death camps, because Germany did a great job on erasing records of the camps

Sarahi

2/5/2020 11:06:42

The article is giving information about concentration camps. It talks about the most famous concentration camps like Bergen Belsen, where Anne Frank died and Dachau, the first camp.

Elida

2/5/2020 11:21:42

I like your summartion of the article. Short but straight to the main point.

Daniel Rodriguez

2/5/2020 11:07:47

The text is about the 70th anniversary liberation of Auschwitz and some facts about (mainly the sheer size) about it. Towards the end of the text, it questions us if we would like to see an interactive map of the growth of the concentration camp system and the scale of the slaughter. The main idea of this text is to show the scale of slaughter in remberance to the fallen and highlight its horror.

Leo

2/5/2020 11:09:31

This article is about the concentration that were made to hold the Jews and others. The author was Richard Allen Greene and Inez Torre, and the reason why they published this article was to remember the lives that were lost during the holocaust. They also mention one of the most known people that was killed in Auschwitz, Anne Frank.

Itzmaray

2/5/2020 11:11:47

This headline is by Richard Allen Greene and Inez Torre and its about the Nazi death camps in Auschwitz in which they marked 70 years of liberation. There were more than 850 camps and Auschwitz was the most infamous camp. The author gives information on the systems that the camps had and it also talks about the camp where Anne Frank died.

Maria

2/5/2020 11:19:16

Good key points and main information, in commenting what was happening in the Nazi death camps.

Itzmaray

2/7/2020 11:30:00

in this article the author states about the 850 camps that Nazis had and where it took place. There were 20 concentration camps and four main extermination camps.They don't know they exact number of the people that died there but there were about 6 million jews and millions of others that were killed in the holocaust.

Samantha Herrera link

2/5/2020 11:14:08

The article “Interactive Map: Nazi death camps” is written by Allen Greene and Inez Torre on April 15, 2015. The main ideas of the article is about the concentration camps that were developed during the reign of Hitler. The article focuses on the most important death camps that caused the most deaths amongs victims of Nazi Germany. The purpose of the article is to inform the general public about a part of history that affected the whole world. The article also clarifies that the camps had different functions and that the exact number of deaths in some of the camps will not be known.

Daniel Rodriguez

2/5/2020 11:20:04

Very well done, and it provides all the information needed.

Elida

2/5/2020 11:20:51

Good job! I like your response and like the keypoints you made.

Samantha Herrera

2/7/2020 11:19:26

As the article progresses to the content, it briefly provides information about the concentration and extermination camps during the Holocaust. The location of the death camps expand massively that they stretched from France to Poland. In these concentration camps it is stated that Nazis performed horrific and inhuman experiments on Jews and the prisoners of war. Furthermore, the article continues by naming four of the death camps that caused the most deaths, which were Belzec, Chelmno, Sobibor, and Treblinka. Some of the camps were meant to only hold prisoners and send them to extremination camps, however, all were horrific. Overall, the concentration camps established by the Nazis killed an estimated amount of 6 million Jews along with other non-Jews that were held as prisoners of war.

Tania

2/5/2020 11:21:35

The article talks about the concentration camps that were made by Hitler to kill off any person, or group, he deemed unworthy. Hitler had an image of a “perfect race”, and took matters into his own hands. There were many camps established that it stretched out across the country. The camps were made as a placeholder where over 6 million Jews, hundreds of thousands of other religious groups were killed. The Nazi concentration camps had a huge impact on society during World War II and are relevant to this day.

Juan

2/7/2020 11:18:07

By the end of World War II in 1945, The Nazis had forced-labor camps where thousands of prisoners died from exhaustion, starvation, and exposure. SS units guarded the camps. During World War II, the Nazi camp system expanded rapidly. Besides forced-labor camps, other camps were built such as concentration camps, transit camps, prisoner-of-war camps, and killing centers. In some camps, Nazi doctors performed medical experiments on prisoners. The majority of these prisoners in the early concentration camps were political prisoners, German Communists, Socialists, and Social Democrats.

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