2016•The Polish ReviewRequires access

The Nazi Racial War: Concentration Camps in the New Order

Henry J. Gwiazda

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Abstract This article recounts in specific detail what five Polish individuals, Christians and Jews, men and women, experienced in the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camps. In addition, the origin and evolution of the concentration camps as a Nazi institution is discussed showing their relationship to German business, the war effort, the Wehrmacht, and to the future plans to build a New German Empire in the East. On the broadest level the article outlines a new chapter in human slavery and racism.

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Key concepts: Nazism, Nazi concentration camps, German, Racism, Empire, World War II, Order (exchange), Institution