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The three texts, "A Holocaust Survivor, Spared from Gas Chamber by Twist of Fate," "Auschwitz," and "Liberating the First Nazi Camp," all give information about the Holocaust. After reading the three texts, describe life in the concentration camps. Explain why it is important to remember the tragedies of World War II and how the experiences of the Holocaust survivors can be applied to present times. Use descriptions from Jack Mandelbaum's personal account of his time in the concentration camps and how he was able to avoid the gas chambers at Auschwitz. Compare Jack's descriptions with the depictions of life in the concentration camps from "Liberating the First Nazi Camps." Use details from all three texts to support your response.

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