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Some times they got gased, shot, starved and got hung.

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The Nazis were ardent believers in physical punishment, so they were very keen on severe whippings. For offences that they regarded as serious they somethimes tied a prisoner's wrists behind his/her back and hoisted him/her off the ground for a period of time.

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