Holocaust

Not really. The US was in a different continent, so it was problematic. The decision was made that the best way to stop the Holocaust was to achieve a military victory against Germany, so all efforts were made to do just that.

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Hitlers hate for the jews. Hitler's mother had cancer, her nurse was Jewish, his mother died. he felt like they didn't do enough to try and save her. Hitler was also rejected into a college that Jewish people owned.

Babies were drowned at birth. For some reason the Germans decided that it was wrong to kill an expectant mother, but as soon as the mother had given birth it was alright to kill them both.

Hitler was the sole ruler of Germany during the Holocaust.

Dr. Josef Mengele was born on March 16, 1911.

It wasn't the Nuremberg Laws that forced Jews out of Germany, but the endless hailstorm of decrees banning them from one occupation after another.

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Firstly you need to know that 'fed' in this sense was not like how you would understand it today.

The best answer for this would contain so many different permutations as there were many different camps and many different squads doing different tasks that there is not a uniform answer.

What they were fed was often inedible and always insufficient. The morning and evening meal would most often consist simply of tea. Lunch would always also be liquid based, with chopped up bits inside, be it vegatables, wood shavings, sometimes some meat. The afternoon meal/dinner/high tea (whatever they call it where you are) would be bread, sometimes they might get some butter or cheese or sausage with it. Generally this would add up to about 100 Calories per person per day.

Irma Grese was born on October 7, 1923.

At the time of the Holocaust, the nation of Israel did not yet exist.

Prisons were still prisons, the penal system was still intact, concentration camps were just an addition.

The six concentration camps with gas chambers (Extermination Camps) were all in Poland.

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Some other concetration camps, such as Stutthof (technically in Danzig) had small gas chambers for killing prisoners no longer able to work.

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This doubtless refers to the deportation and ghettoisation of the Jews in occupied Europe during World War II. Jews from accross Europe were told to report in and were rounded up and sent to ghettos in Poland.

From all indications, Adolf Hitler seems to have hated Jews. He blamed them for most of the misfortunes of the Nazis like losing in World War 1.

Szebnia, Pustkow, Auschwitz, Jawiszowice, Buchenwald, Dora-Mittelbau, Bergen-Belsen. Don't know the other two.

The Holocaust was actively supported by Romania and the puppet states of Croatia and Slovakia.

Do you mean the torture chamber from Leroux's Phantom of the Opera?

If so it is a room filled with mirrors and when the Phantom (Erik) opens a shutter it fills it with light and heat, making it unbearably hot and bright, there is a metal tree in the middle I think and it's there so the victim will eventually hang themselves

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Camp Confidential is just the name of the book but, Camp Lakeview is real.

It's a resort and christian camp in Pennsylvania.

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He had private dwellings within houses that were attached to his office. Much like the President has the White House.