Specific Purpose: to inform my audience about the concentration camp Dachau.
             Organizational pattern: Chronological
             Imagine being locked inside of a fence and tortured in the worst possible ways. Think about going for days with no food and being ecstatic when you were finally given a piece of bread. Can you picture what is was like to have everything stripped from you, everything including your hair? That's exactly what happened to the prisoners in the concentration camp Dachau. Today I will be telling you about the terrible happenings that occurred at Dachau. The people there weren't even considered human, they were just a number tatooed on their arms. This was a place no one should have had to go. I am able to tell you about this topic because I have actually been to Dachau and I've also done research. I will be telling you today what a concentration camp is, what kind of people were sent there, the treatment the people received, and what happened to the bodies after they were killed. To begin I would like to explain first what Dachau was and where it was located.
             a. A concentration camp is a prison with barracks instead of cells that the Nazi's used to keep thousands of innocent people in under inhuman conditions.
             ii. This camp was established in March of 1933.
             b. It was located in a small city outside of Munich.
             i. Originally Dachau was located in Bavaria.
             ii. It was moved from its original location and expanded.
             c. Dachau was in use from March 1933 to 1945.
             i. It was divided in two sections which were the camp itself and the crematory.
             ii. The camp had thirty two barracks, farm buildings, a courtyard area, electric barbed wire fence, a ditch, and a wall with seven guard towers. (Visual aid)
             Now that you know what a concentration camp is and
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