Schindler's List/escape From Sobibor
For many years, scholars and artists have been exploring the Holocaust that happened before and during World War II, in which six million European Jews were killed, along with millions of gypsies, criminals, and political dissidents, by the nazis in an act of sustained genocide that involved techniques of terror and extermination in interment camps (concentration camps) like Auschwitz, Birkenau, and Sobibor. Many of the works created by these artists and scholars describe in various ways the way daily life was for the prisoners of the camps, and also the conditions that the prisoners had to undergo just to survive. In many portrayals, the camp survivors were those who were able to get ahead by being turned against others in the camp, for example working on work squads at the receiving point, rather than going to the crematorium. This shows the physical as well as the psychological toll that is being taken from the prisoners, who must turn against themselves in many cases to get ahead, and paints a picture of the camps as socially backwards places as a result. The treatment of the Holocaust has continued into the eighties and nineties so that society will not forget its lesson
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