If children were to young to work they were automatically sent to the crematory, or the gas chamber's. The crematory they would slaughter them, and than put the bodies in a furnace so they could cover up the fact that they killed them.
In the gas chambers, they would tell them they were going to take a shower, and the disguised shower heads would actually pour out toxic gas, to kill them either immediately or, let them suffer. Than the camp doctor's would experiment on them! As in, they would put injections in their eye's to try and change the eye color, and try to sew them together and make Siamese twins, this was there obsessions etc.
So, the life for these children would be terrible. & the life for the children that COULD work, sucked. they had no food, or anything. I hope this explained a lot.
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Another aspect of being a child during the Holocaust was the constant fear - fear your friends would disappear, fear your family would, fear you would. Those that weren't rounded up and sent to camps lived in hiding or in ghettos where there wasn't enough to eat. Depending upon others to keep you safe made parents deeply sad and unhappy which the children understood.
We will probably NOT survive World War 3.
Some can.
this was a battle not a war many people did not survive
Cockroaches would survive a nuclear war. Since lawyers are an even lower life-form they should too.
no she dies :(
most of them would not survive the war.
They were hiding under ground or in the forests... also they helped their kids to survive.
Yes he did survive the war
How did benito mossalini survive in the war?
lincoln did survive the war he was strong and brave
11 of Paul Revere's kids survived.
yes he did survive ww1.
The duration of The War on Kids is 1.58 hours.
it is important to survive in the wild because if you have kids you don't want the to to have a dad or mom
it is important to survive in the wild because if you have kids you don't want the to to have a dad or mom
The War on Kids was created on 2009-06-01.
Cold War Kids was created in 2004.