Significance Of The Flossenbürg

Adolf Hitler is a well known name, he was the dictator who commenced the Holocaust. Flossenbürg was the fourth concentration camp created. The Holocaust itself was from 1933 to 1945 twelve years filled with pain and death. So many lives were lost, yet no one stood up to prevent this awful event, in history, until it was too late to save the millions of lives already lost. The Holocaust will never be forgotten, it was a brutal attempt of extermination of a selected human race, just because of their life choices. This mass murder will never be forgotten it has made a huge impact in history. Flossenbürg served as one of the many concentration camps, which was completely brutal; even the SS admitted it. The Flossenbürg concentration camp was located north east Bavaria Germany. Before it became a concentration camp, it was a beautiful
Hitler rarely, almost never visited the camps.Thus this being one of the seven main camps, there is a possibility of him visiting Its one of the seven main camps. Flossenbürg is just one of the many 20,000 concentration camps that were made to torture innocent people, and leave them without any faith or hope of life getting somewhat better, living your life daily in real fear is not anything any human who did not experience that, can ever relate to. Although this concentration camps did not produce any experiments on the prisoners, the soldiers did use the tattooed prisoners skin, and made them into lampshades.Even if this camp was unmistakably cruel, heartless, sadistic, it became, believe it or not, less brutal towards the end of the war. This camp also held prisoners who later on would be sent to death camps. This camp like most was surrounded by barbed wire. To this day two watch towers remain standing, reminding us of the mass murder that occurred just decades before. Flossenbürg was liberated on April 23, 1945 by the U.S