Badges of the Holocust

The concentration camp was one weapon in the campaign to bring state and society into conformity with the governmental rulership at that time (fascism). Ranges of attempts were made to isolate people and to use fear to inhibit "undesirable" behavior. Whatever the reasons for imprisonment, all incarcerations were the result of Nazi ideology and posed a danger to the prisoner's life. The categories of prisoners differed from one another in how they were selected and treated. Those groups whom the Nazis deemed inimical but not racially undesirable were not completely rounded up, but taken only in random

samples Homosexuals, political prisoners, and Jehovah's Witnesses are among the groups who were sent to the concentration camps for reeducation.( ) They were supposed to renounce their particular orientation. In many cases the political and social prisoners dies for what they believed. The Nazi’s thought that incarceration would stop their religion or their way of life but it did not.

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Jehovah's Witnesses, Holocaust Life, Yellow Jews, badges holocaust, jehovah's witnesses, political prisoners,