Annotated Bibliography: Dachau Camp
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Davidson Eugene, The trial of the Germans, New York, Mac Millan 1966, 615, print.
This book brings up some controversial questions such as: Was it a necessary response to the heinous crimes of the Third Reich?, how were Germany and the Germans capable of such extraordinary evil?, was the trial just, given the claims that the defendants were simply serving their country, doing as they had been told?
The author of the book, Eugene Davidson, is an Adjunct Professor of Biological Sciences at the Florida Atlantic University. The purpose of the book is to better educate people on German activity after the Second World War. There is definitely a detectable bias against the German party. This is evident when the Germans are cursed and spoke badly of. This book is written for someone who is interested in the Second World War from a historical point of view. It requires a High School level of understanding.
Dopson, Laurence. "Dora Thornburn: 1920-2010: nurse, military sister and night sister." Nursing Standard 25.20 (2011): 33.Academic OneFile. Web. 2 Nov. 2011.
This work summarises the life of Dora Thornburn from when she was 15 onwards. It tells how she worked as a nurse and helped rescue people form concentration camps and restore their health.
The author, Laurence Dopson, is a freelance journalist who went to North western university and is now working as a attorney at law. The main purpose of the work is to educate people on Dora Thornburn and what she accomplished during the Second World War. There was not any detectable bias in this work. It is a factual article. The intended audience is anyone who is interested in the history of the Second World War. This work would require a High school level of understanding.
USHMM, DACHAU, ushmm.com, http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/article.php?ModuleId=10005214, 2001.
This article is about Dachau camp, one of the first concentration camps made by the Nazi party. It was located near the town of Dachau, on the site of an abandoned munitions factory. Initially
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