How were the Jews killed by the Germans?

Answer 1

They got killed by the Nazis intruding where they lived and they sent them to these camps where they would starve them and they put them in these so called "showers" and would spray chemicals on them and when they smelled that it killed them.

Answer 2

The Germans killed Jews just like they killed everybody else:

English, Poles, Russians, French, Czechs, Hungarians, and Americans.

First, they bombed them, then they shot as many as they could in battle.

After the battle the Germans rounded up the "disagreeables"

which included soldiers, Partisans, saboteurs, the physically and mentally infirm,

homosexuals, Communists, Gypsies, Jews, and various other categories.

Some were executed right there. Thousands and thousands were shipped off

to camps in box cars.

Originally, Hitler had planned to ship the Jews to Madagascar, but by

the end of 1942 he knew that he could not win the war and was left with

thousands and thousands of prisoners. Prisoners died from overwork

in the camps, from hanging, from being shot, etc. As 1944 came to an

end the Red Cross notified Germany that it would shortly not have the food

to feed its people. Allied bombing of German railroads reduced food

shipments to the camps. People began to starve. Typhus and other diseases

broke out in the camps as they moved prisoners away from the advancing Russian

army, and thousands and thousands of prisoners died including

Russian soldiers,

Stories emerged late in the war that people were being killed in gas chambers,

but much of the evidence was either destroyed or never existed.