The+Camps+(1941-1942)

the 4 most significant events during the time of the death camps were 1.the idea ad then the opening of the first deathcamps it happened in 1941 and they had no more ideas o how to kill any more jews so the idea of a mass killing machine was invented 2. nicer deathcamps discovered that they could use the jews for cheap labour but they realized that if they used these as work camps there would be no way of killing enough of the jews.so they decided to open camps called deathcamps.3. **Auschwitz-Birkenau**, **Belzec**, **Chelmno**, **Majdanek**, **Sobibor**, and **Treblinka. were all opened and running at full swing. just auschvitz alone killed** over 1 100 000 jews and a few gypsies. belzec killed 434 500, chelmno 152 000,magdanek 78 000,sobibor 167 000, and treblinka 700 000. 4. when the allies got into germany in 1945 every jew that was in the death, labour and extermintion camps was freed but many still didnt survive because they were so unhealthy at the time and they still were too starved to survive.

the first most important event that happened in this time frame was that once hitler got his people to start believing that the jews were evil and tey started killing them but it was very inconvenient because once they killed a few jews at a time they would have to move all of the bodies out of the way. so then they started deporting the jews into arge fields and ravines and killing them off and leaving the bodies there and eventually the idea of the camps were created the second huge event was the actual idea that they would open camps called labour camps and it was discovered the the jews could be used for cheap labour and help with making war supplies but since they wanted it to be as full as possible when the jews that were older or very starved they needed a place to send them and they couldnt kill them there because thy didnt have the crematoriums or the crew to do it so here came the idea of the death camps and the extermination camps. the six most famous extermination and death camps were then opened. these were the camps where the labour wasnt even as important t them these camps had no need to keep the jews alive they only had one goal and that was just to kill and kill more jews. these 6 camps were called auschvitz-birkenau,belzec, majdanek, sibibor and there was also treblinka the numbers are as follows auschvitz-1,100,000 belzec-434,500 chelmno-152,000 majdanek-78,000 sobibor-167,000 treblnka-700,000 among these were jews handicaps mentally disabled and many gypsies pretty much any one who was at all different was killed in these camps. these events all led up to the fourth and happiest event in all of the war, when the allies came over and finally got into germany and all of the axis countries in 1945. the allies eventually found the camps and everyone in all of the labour, death, and extermination camps was freed and the war was ended there however eve after many of them were freed many still died either from disease tat they had caught imn the camps or they were too starved even t eat anything and so it was good and bad because for some people it didnt even make a diiference once they were freed.