the prisoners, once sent to concentration camps, were split into two lines: one went to work to death, literally, and the other went to the gas chamber. after being gassed they were incinerated in a nearby oven.
they would shoot them or gas them but many starved to death or died from disease.
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The extermination camps had gas chambers disguised as shower-rooms, so large numbers of people could be gassed at once, usually with a gas that had been invented as a rodenticide. Their bodies were cremated without ceremony. The whole scheme was on an industrial scale, and it is this plus Hitler's twisted rationale perhaps that sets the Nazis apart from the equally cruel Stalinist, Maoist and Khmer Rouge Communists, and modern mass-killers like Bokal Harun (sp?).
Prisoners of the concentration camps and extermination camps were killed by starvation, disease, being shot, being gassed to death, and subjected to medical experiments that often killed them. Some never made it to the camps because they died on the way to the camps from exposure, hangings, shootings, disease, starvation, dehydration, or being knifed.
In the camps the main method of killing Jews was to simply work them to death. Those who reported in sick were generally given an injection to kill them, but the concentration camps were not killing centres like the death camps were.
no. it was a Nazi camp used to hold, and kill Jews during ww2.
No, the only camps to use ZyklonB were Auschwitz and Majdanek. The other camps, including Trelinka, used carbon monoxide.
One of the methods were gas chambers.
The purpose of the Auschwitz camp was to kill people or put them to work.
Auschwitz was a Nazi-built extermination camp (that means that its sole purpose was to kill the detainees, and not to keep them just barely alive) in Poland.
no. it was a Nazi camp used to hold, and kill Jews during ww2.
One of the methods were gas chambers.
No, the only camps to use ZyklonB were Auschwitz and Majdanek. The other camps, including Trelinka, used carbon monoxide.
The purpose of the Auschwitz camp was to kill people or put them to work.
1. Auschwitz could hold at-least 50,000 people in each set of barracks. 2. 1.2 million Jews were killed.. 3. other 125 million reichmarks was made from slave labour. 4. Auschwitz was built in may 1940. 5. It was liberated by the soviet 6th army in January 27 1945. 6. Auschwitz lasted for 4 years 7 months 1 week 2 days. 7. The slogan at the front of the enterence of Auschwitz says "Work Makes you Free." 8. Auschwitz was one of the few camps which used Zyklon B. 9. Auschwitz used the gassing and shootings to kill. 10. Auschwitz is located in South South West of Poland now called Osweicim. 11. Auschwitz was the first camp which used zyklon b gas to kill the Jews. 12. There were many cremation pits inside Auschwitz II (Birkenau) which they used to dispose the dead bodies.
Mostly they killed Jews.
Gassed to death or by Lethal injections from experiments
Perhaps you mean Auschwitz. It is a place in Poland, that was used by the National Socialists (Nazis) from Germany to kill millions of people they didn't like.
Auschwitz was a Nazi-built extermination camp (that means that its sole purpose was to kill the detainees, and not to keep them just barely alive) in Poland.
If you mean abortion: There is not one, but several methods used to kill unborn babies.
Mass murder, before the term 'Holocaust' was used, Auschwitz was commonly used as a term for the same meaning.
Several methods of identifying prisoners were used in concentration camps, with tattoos only being used at Auschwitz. There was no set name for these tattoos.