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    CH2DC - Unit 3, Activity 2 - Camps Worksheet: Dachau Concentration Camp, New Denver Internment Camp, Near Cranbrook

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    The document summarizes information about two camps: Dachau concentration camp in German-occupied Poland during World War II, and the New Denver internment camp for Japanese Canadians near Cranbrook, British Columbia during World War II. It provides details on who was interned, why they were interned, conditions in the camps, what happened to inmates at the end of the war, and whether each camp represented a "crime against humanity".

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    Megan Reyes

    1CH2DC - Unit 3, Activity 2 - Camps Worksheet

    Dachau Concentration Camp, New Denver Internment


    German-occupied Poland Camp, near Cranbrook,
    British Columbia
    Who was held in this Jewish, Polish, Russians, and other Japanese Canadian citizens
    camp? people who were captured. They were kept in the camp. Some
    also had people who were citizens that were thought to
    politically against the Nazis and help the enemies were sent to
    whoever thought were criminals these camps also.
    from Hitler. People who were
    disabled or used birth control were
    considered criminals and sent to
    the camp.
    Who was responsible for The Nazis ( Germans) were The Canadian government
    putting them there? responsible for putting them there. were responsible for putting
    them there.
    Why were they there? Hitler wanted to destroy the Jewish The reasons why they were
    (The ‘public’ reasons race. He used Genocide. The Nazis because Canadian government
    and the real reasons) believed that Jews were better than thought that Japanese citizens
    Germans and that the Germans were actually trying to help
    were more worthy and powerful. Japan in the war by spying on
    them or fighting inside of
    Canada. Another reason
    would be racism. Canadian
    government was trying to
    keep out Asian immigrants out
    from the country. They made
    head taxes, and white women
    couldn't work for the Asian,
    and there was a rule they
    could not become lawyers and
    pharmacists.
    What were conditions The conditions in the camp were Inside the camp they were
    like in the camp? brutal. They had to work, and allowed to have schools and
    were starved. They were also clubs. The food quality was
    crowded due to the amount of horrible, the camp was
    people. When they could no longer crowded, and people died
    work they killed. from the diseases that were
    spread around the camp.
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    Did people die here? Yes, people did die there. They Only a few people died in the
    Were they killed in this were sprayed with toxic gas and camp from diseases that were
    camp? later their bodies were burnt . Or spread around.
    they would die of starvation or a
    disease that would spread around
    the camp.
    What happened to the More than 5 million died at the The inmates were released
    inmates of this camp in camp. The Nazis were focused on from the camp. Young
    1945? continuing to killing the Jews. In Japanese Canadian men
    1945, when the time of freedom joined the war in 1945 to help
    came around, the guards who were fight. When the inmates were
    in charge destroyed every piece of released everything they owed
    evidence there was. were no longer there and
    some of them were not
    allowed to go back to British
    Columbia.
    Do you think that this Yes, I do believe that this is a I do not think it was fair for
    camp was an example of crime against humanity because the Canadian government to
    a “crime against the Nazis did not have real reasons treat Japanese Canadians due
    humanity? Why or why why many people should have to the fact of racism. They had
    not? suffered and died. They had no no facts or real evidence
    right of taking anyone, starving proving that they were against
    them, over working. and killed Canada. Canadian
    them. Germany did not have any government never had the
    right putting their citizens and right to sell their homes, cars,
    other countries citizens into harm. or send the children and
    I believe that the Nazis were trying moms to the camps, and make
    to play the role of God and those the men work. The Canadian
    camps should have been stopped government I believe also
    earlier. acted like the Nazis because
    they treated the Japanese
    Canadian citizens likes the
    Jews by controlling them and
    forcing them out of their
    homes.

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