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rmans and subsume them in the evil goals of the Fatherland, so did the Nazis want to take away the individuality of their victims, especially by means of the concentration camps.

Upon arriving on the camp, Levi and his fellows see other prisoners who have already lost their individuality: "They walked in squads, in rows of three, with an odd, embarrassed step, head dangling in front, arms rigid.

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