During World War 2 how did the Nazis kill the Jews?

Answer 1

The Nazis had several methods of slaughtering the Jews that were in concentration camps. Their main goal for this was to kill the inferior race as they called them. Little do they know that in God's eyes they are far superior than any other nation and any nation that goes against them no matter what way, will suffer the wrath of God before he's done with them.

In any case, they were killed any number of ways. If starvation or overwork didn't kill them, then they burned them or gassed or tortured them in various ways and the torture was so horrible that most of them died from it.

Watch the Holocaust or The Hiding Place or The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. They are all movies that show some of what happened to God's chosen people.

Answer 2

Disease (typhus, dysentery starvation, state-enforced abortion, street lynchings and baby-killings, death by stifling, crushing, working to death, beating to death, mass shootings, gassing with pesticide, gassing with diesel fumes, burial alive, exposure to high-altitude simulation, immersion in freezing water, pushing off cliffs... take your pick.

Answer 3

One was surely the gas chambers, standing them in lines and just shooting them, and a lot died from sickness and some even died from being worked to death. Not enough food and it was just too much.

Answer 4

It depends of the time period and the country in question. Jews have been killed in just about every way conceivable by over 100 different political entities. If the question is specifically referring to the Nazis, Jews were killed in the following ways (1) gassing, (2) firing squads or "random" shootings (3) forced starvation, malnutrition, and disease in close quarters, (4) overwork, (5) physical implements (metal bars, knives etc.) (6) unethical medical experiments and other forms of torture, and (7) beatings without physical implements.

Answer 5

Being shot, Gas, Physical Abuse

Answer 6

Whith hnifes and took out there hearts