Dachau是什么意思

Dachau

英 ['dɑ:kəu] 美

Dachau: town in Bavaria, Germany, from Old High German daha "clay" + ouwa "island," describing its situation on high ground by the Amper River. Infamous as the site of a Nazi concentration camp nearby, opened in 1933 as a detention site for political prisoners and surrendered to the U.S. Army April 29, 1945. Not a death camp per se, but as it was one of the places where inmates from other camps were sent as the Reich collapsed at the end of the war, and as it was one of the few large camps overrun by British or American forces, it has come to symbolize Nazi atrocities in many minds in the West. "Arbeit Macht Frei" was spelled out in metal on the gate (as it was on other concentration camps, such as Gross-Rosen, Sachsenhausen, Theresienstadt).

1. Most inmates at Dachau knew that the experiments in the pressure chamber were fatal.: Dachau的大部分囚犯知道压力室的实验是致命的.

2. If this is a vacation, are you going back to the Dachau's camp?: 如果这是个假期的话, 你还要回到达绍集中营去,是吗 ?

3. The concentration camp at Dachau is often represented as a model of its kind.: 达豪集中营常常被描绘为同类集中营的模范.