Victims

Many people were victimized during the Second World War at the concentration camps. It is said that 50-70 million people lost their lives during this brutal time. Soviets, Poles, and Western Allies that were taken as prisoners were sent to Nazi concentration camps. Soviet POWs that were taken by the Nazis were treated with as much brutality as Nazi POWs taked by the Soviets. Both severly suffered; many were worked hard, marched, and starved to death before they even got to the concentration camps. When Hitler rose in power, gay organizations were banned and gays and lesbians were sent to the camps aswell. The names of known homosexuals were all so taken and made into a list. Many people were victimized during the Second World War at the concentration camps. It is said that 50-70 million people lost their lives during this brutal time. Soviets, Poles, and Western Allies that were taken as prisoners were sent to Nazi concentration camps. Soviet POWs that were taken by the Nazis were treated with as much brutality as Nazi POWs taked by the Soviets. Both severly suffered; many were worked hard, marched, and starved to death before they even got to the concentration camps. When Hitler rose in power, gay organizations were banned and gays and lesbians were sent to the camps aswell. The names of known homosexuals were all so taken and made into a list.