Please note that the cover up lasted for the entire period 1941-45.
The victims weren't told they were being sent to death camps, simply that they were being "relocated". In the early stages, they sometimes had to send postcards to any next of kin still at home to say that they had arrived safely.
Incidentally, the extermination camps were located in Poland; they weren't just down the road from Germany as it were.
Towards the end, they hid the camps by burying the bodies, planting trees, etc.
many Jews believed they were only being deported and that death camps were simply refugee camps until new home was found. They also did not believe the rumours aout the camps as they were a big economic force in Gemany, especially with the war. Hitler disguised the camps as factories (often rubber factories) saying the Jews were forced labourers (also explains the smell). Allies only heard rumours and could not really retaliate anyway. They could not go by sea, or risk the swarms of U-boats. They could not bomb the camps or risk more death. Land was only option and they were doing that anyway.
In concentration camps (death camps).
They built and equipped death camps.
They were sent to death camps in Germany
The Gespato was the German Secret Police when Adolf Hitler was rounding up Jews for death camps.
The Final Solution (of the Jewish question).
thousands of camps he had
None, Hitler is no longer in power. His death camps were all disbanded almost seventy years ago.
1933 Concentration camps started in 1933, the Death camps started in 1941.
Concentration Camps Extermination Camps Labour Camps Transit Camps Death Camps.
sent them to concentration camps and death camps
After Hitler died the Nazis lost and after that the allies helped people in death camps and concentration camps
Jews were sent there by Train.
Yes , there were people
Yes!
The death camps were where over 6 million Jews and others that Hitler deemed "racially inferior" were killed.
Because he was an evil, evil man who decided to murder millions of innocent Jews.
In concentration camps (death camps).