The World Must Know

1. The World Must Know By: Billy Lee Sorey II

2. Concentration Camps http://theantigov.com/tag/israeli-concentration-camps/ The first concentration camp was established in 1933 to imprison political opponents, social outcast, and the physically and mental handicapped. Then part of Hitler's final solution he stated putting Jews in there as well. The Nazi’s established 3,000 camps throughout Europe. The conditions in the camp were absolutely terrible. They made the prisoners do hard labor, and if you couldn’t work you died. The camps were used against the fight for resistance movements. Prisoners had little choice in their daily activities. The crowded and poor living conditions meant that many people died from disease. There are still concentration camps today. “Camps.” The Holocaust. 1997. Print This is the entrance to Auschwitz a very famous concentration camp. The sign says work makes you free.

3. Einsatzgruppen http://www.kawvalley.k12.ks.us/schools/rjh/marneyg/09_holocaust/09_warton_einsatzgruppen.htm Einsatzgruppen was like a mobile killing squad. They killed almost 1 million Jews in a period of only 6 months. The whole idea of the Einsatzgruppen was to kill as many Jews as possible. That meant going through many villages and towns throughout eastern Poland, Lithuania, Lativia, Estonia, and West Russia. These squads could kill entire groups of people in just 30 minuites. Rice Jr, Earle. The Final Solution. San Diego: Books. Print This is a member of the Einatzgruppen killing a father and her child

4. Zyklon-B http://abcwwii.wordpress.com/the-letters/z-zyklon-b/ Zyklon-B is a poisones gas. It was first used to kill rats and lice, then Karl Fritsch tested it in little pellet form on Russian prisoners. It killed them almost instantaneously. Zyklon B believed to be made up at Auschwitz. It would be used in concentration camps everywhere. The gas would slowly take over the air with hydrogen cyodine gas. Hoss explained the test as being “A short, almost smothered cry, then it was all over.” Lace, William W. The Death Camps.San Diego: Lucent Books inc. 1998 . Print. This is Zyklon-B in its pellet form.

5. SA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joachim_Peiper SA officers also called the “Storm Troops” or brownshirts were know as the original Nazi force. The name brownshirts originated from the brown on their uniform. This threating private army included about 400,000 people. They gave Hitler power on the streets before he was elected in 1933. Lawton, Clive A. The Story Of The Holocaust. New York: Frnkling Watts, 1999. Print This is SA officer in uniform