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1938
The SS authorities began to get profit from the prisoners of the concentration camps(Concentration camps). 2) September 1939
After the war they banned releases from the camp which meant they had a stable labor force(Concentration camps). 3) Labor
The SS authorities opened up new camps and they sold everything the prisoners produced or extracted to German Reich through SS owned companies(Concentration camps). 4)1939-1941
Germany took over more of Europe and they had more room to create more concentration camps for political prisoners,Jews and Romas (gypsies) and the resistance groups(Concentration camps). 5)deaths
After the start of the war, concentration camps began to kill their prisoners …show more content…
12)May 1941-March 1945
There were between 19,000 and 20,000 deaths in the Natzweiler-struthof camp(Natzweiler-struthof). 13)Gross-rosen
Was established in 1940, was a self governing concentration camp,located in present day poland, was a subcamp of Sachsenhausen(Gross-rosen). 14)Gross-rosen subcams
Prisoners were forced laborers with maintaining and with the construction of the camp and also at the close granite quarry.The camp eventually expanded and it became the center of industrial complex and a huge network of 97 subcamps (Gross-rosen). 15) January 1,1945
Out of 76,728 prisoners 26,000 were women most of them were jews this was the most women in one camp in the whole system(Gross-rosen). 16)1943-1945
60,000 jewish prisoners were deported the the gross-rosen concentration camp most came from Poland or Hungary(Gross-rosen). 17)February 1945
Germans took 44,000 prisoners out of Gross-rosen’s main camp and subcamps.They put them on freight trains in horrible conditions and took them to other concentration camps (Bergen-Belsen, Buchenwald, Dachau, Flossenbürg, Mauthausen, Dora-Mittelbau, and Neuengamme-camps in the German Reich) most prisoners died on the way to the other concentration camps due to no food or water. Authorities also killed prisoners who became too