The Holocaust
Hitlers Torture
My Views On The Holocaust
Intro To Holocaust- Hitler Started To Kill Jews And Send Them To Concentration Camps
Concentration Camps- A Place Were Stayed And Got Tortured
Anti-Semitism- Hating Someone
Ghettos- A Really Bad Part Of Town
Barrack Number 6
Solomon Radasky was fortunate to be housed in Barracks No. 6 in Auschwitz I, the original Polish labor exchange and Polish Army Barracks. Conditions in Auschwitz I were superior to the vast Auschwitz-Birkenau camp. Many of the brick barracks of Auschwitz I were originally single-story buildings, and they were given a second story and a spacious attic to accomodate an early expansion of the camp. The appearance of Auschwitz I is rows of neat brick buildings surrounded by the ever-present electrified barbed wire.
Stairs Of Death
A Soviet honor guard stands before the Todesstiege, "Stairs of Death." Mauthausen was designated a category III or penal camp. Inmates in punishment details were forced to carry heavy stone blocks up the 186 steps leading from the camp quarry. Mauthausen was located 12.5 miles southeast of Linz near an abandoned stone quarry on the Danube River in Upper Austria.
Burning Bodies
At Auschwitz-Birkenau there were ash pools near crematoria II,III,IV,and V which were used to dispose of the human ashes.
Ashpool
-I Cannot Forgive
-I Want To Live Too
Tattoo Of An ID Number
Lists The Name Of Prisoner Solomon Rasasky
This is an original document from the archives of the National Museum of Auschwitz-Birkenau which lists the name of prisoner Solomon Radasky (Slama Radosinski) Auschwitz No. 128232. It documents Mr. Radasky's arrival at Auschwitz and his quarantine prior to starting work at Auschwitz-Buna. Buna or Auschwitz III was a vast labor camp dedicated to the manufactuing of synthetic rubber. Despite a monumental effort, deliberate cruelty and the murder of thousands of slave laborers no industrial quantity of synthetic rubber was ever produced at Buna.