A crematorium (also known as "crematory" or "cremator") is a facility where a corpse get burned at extremely high temperatures (870 - 980 degrees Celsius) until only bones and several chemical compounds remain.
The plural is crematoriums.
First, they were used to burn some of the bodies of those who were killed in the death camps. Not all death camps used crematoriums, some just buried the bodies in mass graves, and even those that did have crematoriums buried many of the people who had been murdered when they realized that Allied troops were getting close. Some of the crematoriums still exist as historical reminders, but most have been destroyed.
Full of burning bodies I suppose
C. H. Beek has written: 'Cremator design and performance' -- subject(s): Cremation, Crematoriums, Design and construction, Environmental aspects, Environmental aspects of Crematoriums
Nazi rallies were like normal rallies but leaded by the Nazis and it use to spread Nazi Propagana.
Now that rait thar is Funny.
Lets play Nazi Zombies online! haha.
Yes, crematoriums still exist and are commonly used as a method of body disposition after death. They are found in many parts of the world, providing services for those who choose cremation over traditional burial. The practice has grown in popularity due to its perceived simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and environmental considerations. Many crematoriums also offer memorial services and options for the handling of ashes.
Many were destroyed, others remain intact as museums.
Most of them were designated memorials to the people who were murdered there. A few were destroyed.
They were the crematoriums it the concentration camps. When the prisoners died the bodies were burned in a crematorium.
many were wood burning, at Auschwitz they mainly used coke.