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Because if the secret of the concentration/extermination camps came out to the public, he didn't want the public to know he commissioned them - Most of the documents he signed regarding the activities of the camps were kept secret from everyone but his top officers.
He did send out high-ranking Nazis (Like leader of the SS, Heinrich Himmler) to visit the camps and report back to him with information on a regular basis, however. But he tried his damnedest not to be connected with the those camps.
What else can I help you with?
Did Hitler visit the camps?
No.
When did Hitler visit Auschwitz?
Hitler never visited Auschwitz, nor any other death camps (not to be confused with concentration camps). This forms part of the argument that Hitler was not to blame for the Holocaust as he never directly ordered extermination. +++ A desperate argument because he knew perfectly well the purpose of the concentration and extermination camps as they were part of his own policy. That heading photo is of a pair of cremators in one of the camps.
Did Hitler ever visit Denmark?
No, he never did.
Did Hitler kill Jehovahs witnesses?
Hitler did kill Jehovah's Witnesses, not just Jews. In the concentration camps Jehovah's Witnesses had to wear a purple triangle, similarly, Jews wore the star of David.
What's a good girls only writing camp?
You can visit http://www.camppage.com/summer-camps/girls-camps/girls-camps-index.htm to see a list of camps available for girls in the United States. Some results here are writing camps.
How many dwarfs did Snow White visit?
she didnt "visit" any but she came across 7
Did Einstein visit the us and speak out against Hitler?
NO!
Did Hitler ever visit London?
I think he went to Liverpool at some stage to visit relatives.
Did James K. Polk visit foreign countries?
no he didnt
What countries did James Cook visit on his voyage?
Hitler land
Did William Lyon Mackenzie King visit Adolf Hitler?
Yes, Mackenzie King visited Hitler in 1937
Did Hitler ever visit Budapest?
Yes, Adolf Hitler did visit Poland. In 1939, Adolf Hitler invaded Poland and forced the leaders of the country to sign an agreement that stated that Poland's Army would not resist the takeover.
