the bodies wernt used for anything, but the tons and tons of human hair was used to make hair cloth,its sicking
only thousands, as most were cremated.
I don't think that the Holocaust actually "stands for" anything. It provides an illutration of certain things, but that is another matter.
For most of them quality of life was below average, but compared to life during the Holocaust anything was good.
There are actually few documented incidences of inmates being burned alive during the Holocaust - most of the time, cremation was just an easy way to save space and dispose of the evidence. However, millions of dead bodies were burned.
They were cattle trucks.
same as they are used now, to burn bodies.
the bodies they could find and identify. not all the people in the holocaust were put in the museum because some bodies were so destroyed they didn't know who they were.
The bodies could have been buried or burnt.
they burned them.
Full of burning bodies I suppose
No.
No, the Holocaust was extermination (mass murder). The victims had not been charged with anything or been tried for anything.
Most of the corpses (dead bodies) were cremated (burned) at the extermination camps during the Holocaust. Others were buried in mass graves during the Holocaust. Recent archaeological 'digs' at Belzec, for example, have uncovered eleven mass graves with the remains of at least 10,000 bodies in each grave.
The bodies were piled up in a corner.
many, most labour was burning bodies and burying
In the holocaust the corpses (dead bodies) of the victims were often cremated (burnt) after they had been gassed. It saved space.
only thousands, as most were cremated.