Camp
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| First episode date | July 10, 2013 |
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| Final episode date | September 11, 2013 |
| Production location(s) | Tweed Shire |
| New South Wales | |
| Australia | |
| Genres | Comedy-drama |
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| ID | 2320917 |
About Camp
When the recently divorced owner and director of Little Otter Family Camp, Mackenzie Granger, must run things on her own for the first time, she finds herself scrambling to find the funds to keep the camp open. She considers a buy-out from the arrogant owner of an upscale camp across the lake, but their love/hate relationship soon escalates; while on her home turf, she notices that her handyman seems to be interested in more than a professional relationship. Mackenzie's son, Buzz, is a counselor-in-training at Little Otter, along with his friend Kip and beautiful Marina. The senior counselors include Robbie and Sarah -- who find their relationship tested when one of her heroes moves to the lake. All of the camp crew embrace summer and create cherished memories. …
Two Palestinian boys killed during Israeli raid in West Bank
... The life of Adam al-Ghoul ended in Jenin on Wednesday with a shot to the head, as Israeli forces withdrew from a military operation in the refugee Camp there...
The Northampton shoemaker who caught the Auschwitz commander
... " William Cross was not yet born when his father, Capt Victor Cross, was among senior British soldiers who caught Rudolf Höss, the former commander of Auschwitz concentration Camp, who had gone on the run at the end of World War Two...
An English teacher who fled the Taliban finds a home at last
... We met him in Indonesia, where he was stuck in a refugee Camp - one of millions worldwide with only a tiny chance of starting a new life...
Refugee women's personal photos on show
... When the 2011 uprising erupted in Libya, she fled as a single mother with six children to the Salloum refugee Camp, in Egypt, where, for four years, they lived in a tent...
Palestinian families return to rubble in Jenin refugee camp
... She and nine other women, her family and neighbours, fled their homes in Jenin s refugee Camp during one of the largest Israeli operations in the occupied West Bank in years...
Auschwitz Museum condemns Polish ruling party video
...By George WrightBBC NewsThe museum at Auschwitz concentration Camp has denounced Poland s governing party for using an image of the Camp in a political Campaign...
India wrestlers risk Olympic dream for '#MeToo' protest
... But instead of mentally and physically preparing at a training Camp, the wrestler has been living on a dusty pavement in India s capital Delhi - where temperatures have crossed 42C - with " very little sleep" and subjected to " constant noise" for the past month...
Nazi camp guard Josef Schütz dies at 102
... Schütz had always denied being an SS guard at the Nazi concentration Camp...
Nazi camp guard Josef Schütz dies at 102
By Sarah FowlerBBC News
The oldest person to be convicted over crimes committed during The Holocaust has died at the Age Of 102.
Josef Schütz was found guilty last June of assisting in the murder of thousands of prisoners at Sachsenhausen near Berlin between 1942 and 1945.
He was given a five-year prison sentence but remained free while he awaited the outcome of an appeal to the Federal Court of Justice.
Schütz had always denied being an SS guard at the Nazi concentration Camp .
of aiding and abetting The Murders of 3,518 people. He was also complicit in The Shooting of Soviet prisoners of war and the murder of others with Zyklon B gas.
Tens of thousands of people died at Sachsenhausen during World War Two from starvation, forced labour, medical experiments and murder by the SS.
More Than 200,000 people were imprisoned there, including political prisoners as well as Jews, Roma and Sinti (Gypsies).
Schütz expressed No Regret during his trial, telling The German court: " I don't know why I'm sitting here in The Sin bin. I really had nothing to do with it. "
Despite his name and birth details found on documents of an SS guard, he claimed he had not been at The Camp and worked instead as a farm labourer.
" You willingly supported this mass extermination through your occupation, " The Judge said at The Time .
Germany has been trying to bring former Nazi war criminals to court after a landmark case in 2011, in which ex-SS guard John Demjanjuk was found guilty.
That verdict prompted a search for individuals who were Still Alive .
Four Years later, the so-called " bookkeeper of Auschwitz" Oskar Gröning , was given a four-year jail term. Like Schütz, he never spent A Day in jail due to a series of appeals - and.
And a 97-year-old former concentration Camp secretary, Irmgard Furchner , for Nazi crimes in decades in December. She was found guilty of complicity in The Murders of More Than 10,500 people at Stutthof Camp , near The City of Danzig (modern-day Gdansk in Poland).
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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