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Was the infants and mothers killed together in the holocaust?
The mothers and the infants were killed together in the holocaust. The mothers carried their children to be executed. The older children were not always executed with their family.
Why were infants killed in the holocaust?
they believed that the children/infants were the next generation an they will rise again with those kids also if they kept the kids alive those kids would bring the population up once they got older.
What family was killed to start of the Holocaust?
jews were the first who were killed at the stsrt of holocaust
Why did they killed in the holocaust?
Huh? why did they "killed" what?
What type of people were killed during the Holocaust and how many?
The Holocaust was the attempted extermination of Europe's Jews. About six million were killed during the Holocaust.
About how many non Jew were killed in the Holocaust?
6 million
How many Jews are alleged to have been killed by the Nazis in the Holocaust?
6,000,000 Jews were killed during the holocaust.
Why were criminals killed in the holocaust?
Criminals would have been killed because of their crimes, but this would have been part of the justice system, not part of the Holocaust, people were only killed for being Jewish in the Holocaust.
How many protestants died in the holocaust?
Over 3000 Protestants died in the Holocaust. 5 to 6 million Jews were killed in the Holocaust. However, this is an estimate as it is possible that more may have died.
In the Holocaust what did Jews get killed for doing?
In the Holocaust Jews were killed simply for being Jews, in fact simply for existing.
What did they do to the Holocaust men?
they were killed like the women and children, though they may have been used as slaves first.
How many people were killed in the holocaust other than Jews?
People that were killed during the Holocaust in addition to the millions of Jews were the Freemasons, Jehovah's Witnesses, homosexuals, and people with disabilities. Also killed were Gypsies, Poles, Soviet POWs, and slaves in Eastern Europe.
