how are those places where Jewish people would stay captive during 2nd world war called?

Question

I mean, those places where they would suffer and even die? Like the famous one in Polland for example?

Answer 1

THEY WERE CALLED CONCENTRATION CAMPS OR DEATH CAMPS

Answer 2

They were extermination camps operated by Germans. There were 6 in Polland.

Answer 3

Concentration Camps.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_concentration_camps

Answer 4

Concentration camps or Internment Camps

Answer 5

Auschwitz, Bergenbelsen, and so forth were all Nazi concentration camps where the Jews lived and were exterminated. The odds of survival were about 28 to 1.

Answer 6

Concentration camps.
Some have been turned into museums. I'm not sure I would have the strength to go there. But I saw a woman who was kept there; she lost her parents there. She now lives in America, and re-visited with her son, who became a Rabbi. It was very moving to hear her story, and if she could do it, through faith in God, then I could manage it, too.

Answer 7

Concentration Camps... Dachau, Buchenwald and Auschwitz were the most feared ones.

Bad stuff that happened there.

Answer 8

They were called concentration camps and later referred to as death camps.
The most infamous were:
Auschwitz
Treblinka
Birkenau
Dachau
Buchenwald
Bergen-Belsen

If you want to find out more, read:
A Holocaust Reader by Lucy Davidowicz

Answer 9

Concentration camps. Auschwitz, etc.

Answer 10

They were called concentration camps, because they concentrated all the people in one area. I believe the one to which you refer was Auschwitz-Berkenau.

Answer 11

Concentration camps and/or ghettos such as the Warsaw Ghetto