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AnswerThe vast majority of "incurables" were killed in killing centres in Germany and weren't sent to camps. After all, the SS didn't want people arriving at camps in wheelchairs.
His view was that they weren't fit to be alive and therefore had to be killed, which is why he killed many disabled people.
Are you implying that the disabled didn't exist before the holocaust?
Many incurables were murdered.
First there were many, many, many more than just three groups that were targeted by Hitler's genocide. Those groups that are the most well know are the Jews, The physically and mentally disabled, and the Gypsies or their proper name the Roma.
AnswerThe vast majority of "incurables" were killed in killing centres in Germany and weren't sent to camps. After all, the SS didn't want people arriving at camps in wheelchairs.
His view was that they weren't fit to be alive and therefore had to be killed, which is why he killed many disabled people.
around 6 million people incuding Jews, gypsies, disabled people etc
there was so many people killed that u coulnt even count it.disabled people were killed as a part of the T-4 programme, if disabled people were killed in the Holocaust, it was because they were Jewish rather than their disability.
Yes, there are many disabled people there.
Of course... disabled people are equal with 'normal' people in status. All are made in the image of God. Furthermore, many Christians believe disabled babies should not be killed before birth since they are equally special in the eyes of God and represent another human soul that will live in eternity. Disability is the result of the fall, and the disabled will be whole again in Heaven.
Are you implying that the disabled didn't exist before the holocaust?
The elevator was invested and made because of disabled people, the cause: disabled people among many other reasons.
No possible way to know, people die every second, people get disabled every minute.
2996 people were killed btw its how many people were killed lol
It is a vocational education program for disabled adult students in New York. It is important because it allows people whose opportunities have been taken from them or were never really given to them because of their disability to get another chance to succeed. With the help of the program, many disabled adults are able to continue to live productive and fulfilling lives.
About 750 million people have a disability