In practice the various camps resembled one another in their inhumanity. Dachau served as the model camp, where guards and commandants were trained. Eicke created a combination of concentration camp and labor camp by exploiting the prisoners for profit and to finance the camps themselves. The gate of the camp was a one-story construction in the center of which stood a tower with a clock and a searchlight.
Origin of the name Kelly: Transferred use of the Irish surname meaning âwar, strifeâ or the transferred use of English place-names derived from the Cornish celli (wood, grove). From A World of Baby Names by Teresa Norman.
Dictionaries - Baker's Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology - Anger. Anger [N] [T] [E] Strong emotional reaction of displeasure, often leading to plans for revenge or punishment. There are many words for anger in Hebrew; in Greek orge [ojrghv] and thumos [qumov] are used more or less interchangeably.