Nazi Concentration Camps: ICSE Class X Project

Nazi Concentration Camps: ICSE class X History Project.

What is a concentration camp?

A concentration camp is a place (prison) where people are detained without following the due process of law. For example, during the second world war, Nazi Germany imprisoned lakhs of Jews in concentration camps with the purpose of torturing them and carrying out ethnic cleansing.

In a concentration camp, people are detained or confined, usually under harsh conditions and without regard to legal norms of arrest and imprisonment that are acceptable in a constitutional democracy.

Topic: Nazi Concentration Camps

Learning Objectives:
To understand the violation of Human Rights in these camps on the pretext of the Anti-Semitic propaganda.

• Life in a concentration camp
• Women during Holocaust
• Medical experiments
• Treatment to the handicaps
• Inside a Nazi Camp
• Gas chambers

On completion of the project students should be able to understand the horrors of the concentration camps, the Anti-Semitic propaganda and the holocaust. They will also understand the extermination process – extermination by means of merciless forced labor. ‘Extermination by labor’ – as this “compromise” was called between those who called for immediate extermination and those who sought to exploit Jewish labor until their very end.

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