Nerve gas, bullets, and fire. Not many people know that in addition to the concentration camps, the German SS soldiers were eventually allowed to kill any Jew on sight, anywhere.
Jews had some idea of what was happening. Most of their friends would just disappear and even in concentration camps they noticed people leave and never come back.
For your general point, please see the related question.The early concentration camps were for political opponents.Contrary to a widespread misconception the decision to kill all Jews in areas under German control was not taken till 1941. (Jews in Germany and some occupied countries were allowed to leave if they have somewhere to go to and could actually get there). There wasn't a long-standing plan to commit genocide.
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AnswerThe vast majority of "incurables" were killed in killing centres in Germany and weren't sent to camps. After all, the SS didn't want people arriving at camps in wheelchairs.
Many did but they ignored it. The camps were not in remote places. Dachau is only 15 or 20 miles outside of Munich. That isn't far and people could see the black smoke from the ovens.
if you mean what happened after Germany after they were being invaded, then i can answer you. after people fond out, they were ging to come to invade the German armies and rescue the survivors from the camps. and if it wasnt to late for some of the camps, they tried killing as many of the people in the camps as possible. and the u.s army made the Germans walk through the camps to make them see what it was that was happening. because many didnt know. or they lied saying that they didnt know. then it came to an end for Hitler. when he found out that he was going to be killed, he poisned his wife and dog and shot himself. hope this answers your question.
Nerve gas, bullets, and fire. Not many people know that in addition to the concentration camps, the German SS soldiers were eventually allowed to kill any Jew on sight, anywhere.
Jews had some idea of what was happening. Most of their friends would just disappear and even in concentration camps they noticed people leave and never come back.
For your general point, please see the related question.The early concentration camps were for political opponents.Contrary to a widespread misconception the decision to kill all Jews in areas under German control was not taken till 1941. (Jews in Germany and some occupied countries were allowed to leave if they have somewhere to go to and could actually get there). There wasn't a long-standing plan to commit genocide.
Europe lay under German domination.
The UN has no power to override ruling activities in another country.
not exactly, but they knew that people met their fate there. The further one lived from the camps, or major transport routes, the less they would know.
Relief Camps were the camps for the people who were unemployed and couldn't make a living. These Camps gave food, clothes and 20 cents of wage a day.......... And if likely to know more about I'll be always here
because people were escaping the camps and going to England and telling people
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dont know really