Human Behavior in the Concentration Camp

acute depersonalization adaptation Adolf aggression impulse Amersfoort anti-Semitism arrived Aryan Auschwitz Auschwitz-Birkenau behavior Bergen Belsen block blood Buchenwald calories camp physician camp SS cause cent centration camp commander concentration-camp crimes criminal Dachau death depersonalization diseases edema effect ego ideal euthanasia experiments explained extermination fact factor father Frankl Fuehrer gas chambers gassed German given grams Gsell Himmler Hitler Hoess human hunger drive ibid identification important individual instinct Jewish prisoners Jews Kaas Kapo Karl Brandt Kogon labor groups large number live Mauthausen ment mental mentioned murder Nazi Nazi Germany Netherlands neurotic normal NSDAP number of prisoners object observed one's oners opinion organization patients persons political possible pris prisoner-of-war camps Professor Dr psychic Rascher Ravensbrueck recorded regarded repression result sexual sick spiritual starvation statement suffered suicide superego survival testees tion camp transport tration camp Treblinka tuberculosis typhus vaccine victims Westerbork XXIX