Written by egniteBIZ on February 7, 2022
Genocide Against European Jews
More than 6 million Jewish people lost their lives in a genocidal campaign commonly known as the Holocaust. Mainly perpetrated by German Nazis and their allies in Europe, this horrific event occurred during World War II. Most of the Holocaust victims were brutally murdered in concentration camps. These notorious facilities had gas chambers and crematoriums with industrial-style capabilities. Many of the Holocaust victims died from disease, starvation, exhaustion, cold weather and other horrendous conditions. Unfortunately, stripped of
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Written by egniteBIZ on February 7, 2022
Brief History of the Holocaust
During the 1930s, the Nazi regime in Germany enforced antisemitic laws and regulations nationwide. At the end of the decade, the German military officially initiated World War II. During the peak of the war, millions of European Jews were sent to concentration camps. Some of the most notorious facilities were in Poland, including the Auschwitz complex. Some of the Jewish prisoners died of starvation, disease, exhaustion, and other brutal living conditions. Most of the Jewish victims
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Written by egniteBIZ on February 7, 2022
Dachau Concentration Camp Overview
As the Nazis gained political power in Germany during the early 1930s, they persecuted designated enemies nationwide. The Dachau concentration camp officially opened in the spring of 1933 for the sole purpose of holding political opponents. Located in Upper Bavaria, this facility expanded into one of the largest of its kind during World War II. Innocent Jews were imprisoned at this enormous complex until the end of WWII. Romani, Poles, religious figures, and other targeted groups were
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