The Campo de Concentração de Berlim was a concentration camp created by the Nazis during the Second World War, in Berlin. Its main function was to detain, torture, and kill people from whom the Nazis wanted to liberate society. Drawing on the example of Campo de Concentração de Berlim, which was part of the organization of the concentration camp system in Nazi Germany, we will learn its history and consider the shocking actions that took place in the camp.
1. Historical Background
The Campo de Concentração de Berlim was created in 1933, immediately after the rise of power of Adolf Hitler in Germany. The Nazi regime early on deploy measures against the discontent and other groups of the society with special emphasis to Jews, political enemy, intellectuals and other minorities.
Its purpose was at first purely to detain and persecute political undesirables and not necessarily for the industrialized murder of whole populations. But over time it was used as part of the systematic extermination of six million Jewish and other innocent people during the Second World War holocaust.
2. Living Conditions
Conditions in Campo de Concentração de Berlim were still tough and miserable as much as is depicted all over the region. They had limited living space, they starved, worked under harsh conditions and suffered physical and verbal violence. We do know that these conditions were made purposely to demoralize and counterpart the prisoners inside the penitentiary.
Guantanamo prisoners suffered from beatings, torturing and different kinds of medical experiments. Some died because of the extreme conditions at the camps and others were gassed, shot or starved to death or worked to death.
3. The roles of liberation and time, and the impact of post-war ｀onstudy’.
After the advent of Nazi Germany in 1945, concentration camps including Campo de Concentração de Berlim were being closed and releases by the Allies. The stories of suffering that took place inside of it were revealed and the genocides of the Jewish people became more publicized.
The liberation of the Campo de Concentração de Berlim was one of the most significant events in history that led to the Nuremberg Trials in which those accused as Nazi war criminals were punished. It has also left several structures behind that remain historical sites for Holocaust and concrete motifs of what happened there.
Conclusion
The site designated as the Campo de Concentração de Berlim is one of thegMaps;descmans along with many other concentration camp that served as the theatre of the holocaust. It represents human capable of going into dark places for civilized human beings to become savage like animals of the wild as represented by beasts.
