"The Holocaust did not start with gas chambers. This hatred gradually developed from words, stereotypes, and prejudice through legal exclusion, dehumanisation and escalatin violence" Memorial and Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau

 

"Jude" badge Jewish people were forced to wear early on in the Nazi Holocaust 1939-1945

Kennzeichen für Schutzhäftlinge in Den konz Lagern
Translated: Badges for detainees in the concentration camp

Beginning in 1937, the Nazi party created a system of badges marking prisoners in concentration camps, Ravensbrück included. This system included a classification poster that listed the shape and color of badges for people that the Nazis deemed as “subhuman.” Each color represented a different group of people targeted by the Nazis. These groups included:

• Political Prisoners - Red Triangle
• Criminals - Green Triangle
• Emigrants - Blue Triangle
• Jehovah’s Witnesses - Purple Triangle
• Homosexuals - Pink Triangle
• Asocials - Black Triangle
• Romas and Sintesi - Brown Triangle (Not Pictured)

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