<span>I do not know the exact answer, all I know is that the Peasants' War was primarily a revolt by peasants against local lords but was strongly opposed by Luther who saw it as a social revolution from below against God's divine order.</span>
Can you please explain what the question is?
It would be dangerous because this prisoner would suffer the same abuses she suffered in the concentration camps and could be taken murdered or taken to the extermination camps, at any time.
We can reach this conclusion because:
- The SS was part of the Nazi State's Policy and had the function of protecting Hitler, establishing the government's objectives, and promoting antisemitism.
- SS members had high social status and certain privileges, such as having maids to take care of domestic services.
- Some political prisoners, such as Jewish women, could be selected as domestic worker, but this was not a good situation.
- This is because these prisoners would be abused in the homes of members of the SS and would be treated in the same way as they were treated in concentration camps.
- Furthermore, serving the SS as a domestic worker was dangerous, as she could be murdered at any time, harassed, and sent to the extermination camps, whenever the family wanted.
In short, serving as a domestic servant was as dangerous as being a prisoner in concentration camps, since nothing protected these servants from SS members.
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quite possibly because the Liberty Party’s James Birney siphoned off a crucial amount of votes from Henry Clay in New York State
