Auschwitz began in the suburbs of the city Oswiecim, Poland as a concentration camp built for the forced labor of Polish political prisoners (Dwork 181). ... Once those prisoners were selected they were showered and tattooed. ... Since the majority of Auschwitz was on damp and marshy ground, fresh water was rare and prisoners were rarely allowed to shower. If prisoners were given the chance to shower they were forced to take off their clothes in the barracks and run, often in the snow, the entire way to the shower block (Shuter 22). ... Soon gas chambers were built disguised as showe...

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Free fighters were more sought after than slaves, presumably because they shower greater enthusiasm in the arena. ... The number of days in each year given up to annual games and spectacles of one sort or another in the city was startlingly large, and increased continually. ... Descriptions of upcoming contests, appeared on walls and on the grave stones beside main roads. ...

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Description For my communications assignment I am going to describe the birth of my third and last son in 2004. ... About 12:45am on May 9th my water broke after I got up to go to the bathroom, we went to the hospital after I showered the water was clear and there were no signs of meconium. ...

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