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Question: What does Nazi concentration camp victims mean!?
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this word!.!.!. colonel!.!.!.!. (i try dictionary, but little confusing)Www@QuestionHome@Com


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a victim of a Nazi Concentration camp would probably mean someone who was killed in one of the Nazi's camps!.

a Colonel (pronounced kernel) is a position in the army, like 'general'Www@QuestionHome@Com

Nazi concentration camps were prisons for people that the Nazi Party deemed inferior or otherwise undesirable!. The Nazi Party ruled Germany from mid 1930's to the end of WWII in 1945!. The Nazi's sent people from all the nations that they invaded!. Major groups included Jews and other Semitic peoples, Gypsy's, homosexuals, and intellectuals that opposed the Nazis!. Many of the camps were designed to kill people as efficiently as possible!. People were forced to do manual labor while being systemically starved to death!.

Colonel is a military rank of a senior commissioned officer!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

Colonel is a military rank, in the US Army it is just below Brigadier General and just above Lieutenant Colonel!. In the US Navy it is equivalent to Captain!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

Nazi concentration camp victims are those who suffered at the hands of the Third Reich in either labor camps or death camps!.

Colonel is a designation of military rank!.Www@QuestionHome@Com