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Where were dead bodies burned during the Holocaust?
They were thrown into open mass graves and buried. Many were also creamted.
Did people get thrown off cliffs during the holocaust?
I am not aware that any victims of the Holocaust were thrown off cliffs. Most were killed by poison gas, many were shot, some were hanged, and various other methods were used. Throwing people off cliffs would have been rather messy, for the well organized Germans. Then you have to go look for the body, at the bottom of the cliff, and it could be splattered all over the place. Germans had use for those bodies, you know. They harvested gold fillings out of teeth, and used body fat to manufacture soap. Sometimes the skin was used to make leather. All of this would become more difficult if you just threw the bodies off a cliff.
What were some supplies used during th Holocaust?
Well the Nazis used Zykoln-B for the gas chambers if that's what you mean. Zyklon-B is a greenish pellet when thrown into the air releases a lethal gas.
What do you suppose elie would say to those who claim that innocent children were not murdered during the holocaust?
I suppose that Elie would say that all the children were sent straight towards the gas chambers and if you were a baby you got thrown in the air and shot.
How much tea was thrown into the harbor during the Boston Tea Party?
Approximately 342 chests of tea were thrown into the harbor during the Boston Tea Party.
Where were dead bodies burned during the Holocaust?
They were thrown into open mass graves and buried. Many were also creamted.
What sacred scrolls were thrown into the streets during the Holocaust?
5 books of moses
How many people were thrown in the fire during the Holocaust?
About 6 million Jews, 11 million Christians, and 3 million other people.
How does the water get pollution?
Through industrial waste of factories which are thrown in the water bodies. Litter is thrown in water bodies as well as acid rain.
How do lakes and rivers get polluted?
There are various causes pollution in river Thames. These include direct industrial discharge, polluted river and tributaries discharge, sewage influences and Storm water deposition.
Did people get thrown off cliffs during the holocaust?
I am not aware that any victims of the Holocaust were thrown off cliffs. Most were killed by poison gas, many were shot, some were hanged, and various other methods were used. Throwing people off cliffs would have been rather messy, for the well organized Germans. Then you have to go look for the body, at the bottom of the cliff, and it could be splattered all over the place. Germans had use for those bodies, you know. They harvested gold fillings out of teeth, and used body fat to manufacture soap. Sometimes the skin was used to make leather. All of this would become more difficult if you just threw the bodies off a cliff.
What were some supplies used during th Holocaust?
Well the Nazis used Zykoln-B for the gas chambers if that's what you mean. Zyklon-B is a greenish pellet when thrown into the air releases a lethal gas.
Why does the narrator want to visit the aldgate burial pit at night?
What prompts him to do this is his curiosity, a good quality to have as a writer. He decides to go at night because during the day, the bodies had already been covered with dirt and he also wanted to see the bodies being thrown into the pit.
Did the thrown ball hit the runner during the game?
Yes, the thrown ball hit the runner during the game.
How were the bodys deposed of during the black plague?
They were thrown in large pits dug in the ground, so that they could get rid of the bodies as fast as possible, trying to spread the disease more than what it already was.
In which religon dead bodies are thrown into a building for the witches?
I know of no religion who did this at any time in history.
What did Elie witness while he was standing in line?
Elie witnessed babies being thrown into a fire by the Nazis while he was standing in line at the concentration camp. This horrific sight was a stark reminder of the extreme cruelty and inhumanity that he experienced during the Holocaust.
