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Sachsenhausen English is the language spoken in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp during the Second World War. Considering the Sachsenhausen, it is crucial to learn how to read English to comprehend a narrative of the people held as prisoners in the camp. In the present article the author will look into different sub topics that include history of SE, features of SE, and effects of SE.

1. History of Sachsenhausen English

Sachsenhausen English is therefore used to explain different nationalities and languages of people that were held in Sachsenhausen concentration camp. It was called the Sachsenhausen concentration camp, located near Berlin and the camp inhabitants include, political prisoners Jews/POWs.

1.1 Linguistic Diversity

Since different languages were spoken within the camp setting a new form of I English which prisoners had to master was developed which is what is referred to as Sachsenhausen English. Here is the point: It is pointed out that the pidgin languages do arise in situations where these people with different native language are to communicate.

2. The Sachsenhausen English characteristics are the followings:

The research showed that there were many factors that has made Sachsenhausen English different from standard English. Here are some key characteristics:

2.1 Simplified Vocabulary

Since there was very little to adopt in the way of linguistic resources, the Sachsenhausen English was in fact relatively small in terms of its vocabulary. Parts of the multicultural language which would be regarded as too difficult for the target readership was either reduced or excluded all together. Among them some was issue in English while others in German French and other European languages since the camp was culturally diverse.

2.2 Basic Grammar

Indeed the kind of English used in Sachsenhausen was not English as is used in other countries and the grammar of the Sachsenhausen English as seen from the findings of this research was comparatively simpler than the standard English. Somes constructions of sentences were rather simplified and even tenses of verbs were omitted or simplified.

3. Sachsenhausen English is important

That Sachsenhausen English was extremely important for prisoners of different nationality and could span newcomers to numerous branch camps. It became a structure for being in the world and a kind of sustenance for people in a hostile space.

3.1 Communication and Resistance

Sachsenhausen English was not only used solely to convey information but it was also used to bargain among prisoners, strategise and also to resist with their suppressors. They used it regularly as a way to preserve their human dignity and care for each other.

3.2 Documentation of History

Knowledge on the daily experience and sentiments of the inmates of Sachsenhausen is helpful from the use of this unique language. In the case of historians and other type of researchers it provides better understanding of what the conditions of the camp were, and how the prisoners resisted the worst kinds of suffering.

4. Preservation and Study

The material is interested in efforts to preserve and describe the SE as part of the telling of the Second World War and the Holocaust. Regrettably, most of what was known about Sachsenhausen English has been derived from self-accounts or written history from the survivors.

4.1 Linguistic Research

The language is not discussed by Language experts and historians only and the language is further intensified in an attempt to understand its grammatical and semantic characteristics and its place in a concentration camp framework.

4.2 Memorialization

Sachsenhausen English is an effective pressure call of the prisoners as well as it shows the importance of documentation. An attempt is made to modernize the language used to explain the holocaust to the future generations about the people who suffered in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp.

5. Conclusion

Sachsenhausen English is not just a kind of speech anomaly, but a sign of people’s fighting spirit and kindness. This comprehending this language gives one a glimpse of the life in prison and how hard it is but how people are willing to live anyway. For that reason, the analysis of the Sachsenhausen English is important because it helps to preserve the memories of the people who suffered and keep on dying.