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Trenton Bostick
Professor Wertz-Orbaugh
UWRT 1100
November 8, 2015

The Discovery of Racial Differences

The topic I have chosen is about the testimonies of the survivors who actually in
holocaust were stationed. My topic tries to grab more of the awareness and mental illnesses most
experienced in certain places. Also to understand my work better I have decided to research why
survivors were physically and mentally unstable at times; by reviewing how the concentration
camps started to evolve and how from the outside the controlling legislatives patrolled. Listening
from a few testimonies I have discovered events that have taking place that none have knew. My
topic speaks from the eyes of those who experienced the historically event of the holocaust.
From my topic I have different angles why the holocaust began and also how it
completed. Ultimately the source I found is mainly about the concentration camps and its
participation in the era of Adolf Hitler. Furthermore I was interested about how every Special
Forces came together to begin the camps. Also from the Strom Troopers to Police started holding
camps and detentions for those who were real and perceived political opponents of Nazi policy.
(The first concentration camps in Germany) This statement gave me the idea that German

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soldiers used this thought in the involvement of the era of concentration camps. Although it
never said anything about how they all were Jews.
Also in German every part of the country were some form of camps that start to begin
horror and terror. Furthermore a part in the source which stated weeks after the Nazis came to
power (The first concentration camps in Germany). Adolf Hitler started forming camps
surprised me because it took just that shorten of time to continue the round-up of Jews. Also I
was shocked how only a few amount of people controlled nearly a race of equal individuals.
Even though the police departments and mostly military forces combined to
construct the prisoners they also used them to expand it. Since nearly the beginning
commandments and officials forced prisoners to labors that which contributed to the war at that
time. Furthermore since 1934 Jews were forced into labor to help expand camps to be controlled
and formed. In Germany there were four large concentration camps in that time that played a
major into war. Also from the source it describes how the concentration camp authorities
increasingly diverted prisoners from meaningless, backbreaking labor to still backbreaking and
dangerous labor in extractive industries, (Forced Labor) meaning those who were really a part
of the extreme labor was badly treated with any care of the world. This particular subject
surprised me how they used the people who were abused to help strengthen the control that was
punishing everyone.
Furthermore forcing the labor of unwilling people the war began to expand into deeper
areas of the country which began camps that could eliminate Jews fluidly. Also within the
process of forcing prisoners to engage in harsh labors were killed and highly untreated. Also the
expansion east of the country openly started new tasks and constructional events for the enemies
of the Nazi party. The grow of the concentration camps allowed plenty of decisions which

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mainly killed Jews whether it was just from being terminated or simply dangerous environments
from labor. In the source I found it stated Prisoners were used ruthlessly and without regard to
safety at forced labor, resulting in high mortality rates.(forced labor) The comment basically
stated if those working died from labor were tossed to the side it didnt matter and truthfully
nobody cared. This part in my inquiry topic helps me understand the testimonies so I can have
an ideal relationship with those who tells there story.

Life after the holocaust seemed unreal to a few that grew up in that environment. Also
reading this particular subject basically helped me understand what happened after the holocaust
and how Jews adapted into society. Furthermore this topic spoke about the events that took place
and even though the holocaust ended the war with terror continued. Also understanding this I
have learned plenty throughout this period of events occurring beyond this time.

Reading this subject one interested fact I just learned was Some who returned feared for
their eyes.(The aftermath of the holocaust) After the holocaust Jews were not treated equal at
all. They ending had yet began a new terror, anti-Jewish crowds started to harass and kill Jews .
The event began starting in Poland where most Jews were stationed during the holocaust.
Furthermore in Poland a Polish rioter killed at least 42 Jews (the aftermath of the holocaust).
After the war even though it was finish a few people had differences which I cant believe led to
that. Most Jews immigrated to other parts of the European area to start a second without any
violent where there allies stayed western.

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Also the event I think helped give Jews the support of safety was between 1947 when
they were held rehab centers to gain momentum. Also the survivors was helped by a number of
other countries to encourage health. Also with the help of others countries the holocaust
survivors were given food and clothing with the access of rehabilitation. An organization called
the Surviving remnant (the aftermath of the holocaust) organized immigration to the United
States with restrictions limited. Giving the hope of success to those who were prisoners
encouraged plenty of opportunities in the world for them.
Furthermore after the holocaust plenty of Jews suffered from diseases and illnesses
including starvation which was hard for some to overcome. Also the discovery of the camps was
terrifying revealing after the holocaust nothing but corpses and individual remains from where
the Nazi had attempted to destroy after the ending. At the beginning the process of reshaping
their lives was very unlikely in favor providing issues into society. The Jews chance of survival
was very slim but with help of others played a role to assist the cripple race.
Using these quotations I tried to show the viewer how things around the whole topic
began the results of those who suffered. Also the dialogue in my research was good it actually
helped me gather more information into the paper. Reading comments and incorporating them
into my passage helped show the information that I would speak about most importantly.

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Work Citied

Holocaust Encyclopedia. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. August 18, 2015.
Website. November 8, 2015