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What nazi killed the most Jews?
not known, medical officers were responsible for inserting the gas into the chambers, so it is most likely to be a doctor.
What type of weapons were used to kill the jaws?
Most Jews were killed in the gas chambers but others died in the consentrration camps due to bad conditions and medical experiments
What happened when the Jews were unloaded?
Most were sent to Gas Chambers.
What killing device killed the most people in the holocaust?
Holocaust was a genocide of approximately 11 million people including six million Jews by the German Military. The most common method used for exterminating these people was the use of Gas Chambers. Several million people were killed by the use of Gas Chambers between 1941-45.
How Nazis removed Jews?
The Nazis gave the Jew or Jews approximately 15 minutes to get their things together. Then, they put them on a train with other German and Austrian Jews. Once they arrived at their camps, most families were split. Most died of starvation, gas chambers, disease, etc... If you even arrived at work late, they killed you.
How are young Jews add old Jews treated?
Similarly they were treated like filthy, pointless, worthless animals But, Children Jew's was sent to the gas chambers and shoot-ed to death wholes some old Jews was killed upon arrival but most were forced to do hard, tough, physically labour
How did Jews and other people die in Auschwitz?
Most died from the gas chambers or starvation.
What euro country were the most Jews killed?
Poland 3,000,000 & 90% all jews were there
What of all the camps killed most Jews?
Auschwitz.
How many Jews were killed the Holocaust in Germany?
About 6 million Jews were killed at the hands of the Nazis. The majority of these were not German Jews and most of the killings took place in Nazi-occupied Poland.
In what country were the most Jews killed during Holocaust?
Poland
How were jews killed in the death camps?
The Germans were notorious for placing the Jews in gas chambers, but they were also tested on by German physicians. The most notorious of these physicians was Dr. Josef Mengele, who worked in Auschwitz. His experiments included placing subjects in pressure chambers, testing drugs on them, freezing them, attempting to change eye color by injecting chemicals into children's eyes and various amputations and other brutal surgeries.
