Holocaust

As the Allied troops moved forward into the areas that had been occupied by the Germans they found the camps. There was no way to hide them or the people they had tortured. In some cases they tried to load people into box cars to hide them and then move them into a remote area, but they were more worried about escape than the deeds they had done. I had a professor in college who was an American army officer in WW2 and he was in a group who found one of the camps. He stated that the Germans were at afternoon mess when they found it, so they went in and shot the Germans as they sat eating lunch. Today people can visit the camps so we will never forget what humans and do to other humans.

Lana Clarkson was the nurse in the episode Noses Off from the 4th season. She remarks that the surgeon was great and had reduced her breasts, which appear to be quite large still under her uniform. Helen makes a comment to this effect. The character was billed as Janine.

The first major camp that the British Army reached was Bergen-Belsen, which was liberated on 15 April 1945 by the 11th Armoured Division. They were greeted by walking skeletons. The camp had about 60,000 prisoners at the time, many of them suffering from typhus and other diseases. (There were also an estimated 13,000 unburied corpses strewn around the camp). For 2-3 months after liberation the death toll remained high. The place was desperately overcrowded and insanitary. What the British soldiers saw was a scene of unimaginable horror. It was reported at the time by the BBC's Richard Dimbleby and was filmed extensively by the British Army - and later shown in cinemas in Britain and the US. It was also shown to all German prisoners-of-war held by the British.

some had to work in factories, or potaote peelers for soup or some would fake being sick to

You need to say which government and when; otherwise we are left guessing.

Jood as that is the Dutch for Jew.

The burning took place in crematoria in the extermination camps. These were run by the SS.

The issue of death camps was not prominent during the war, and the extent to which the murder of civilians by Germany occured was greatly underestimated by the Allies. In any case, 'rescue' was absolutely impossible without first defeating Germany, an undertaking which required the combined strength of the Soviet Union, the United States, Great Britain, and various other Allied nations, over several years. The term 'Holocaust' itself did not come into general use until many years after the war, and Nazi policies of genocide, especially directed against Jews and Romany (gypsy) were side issues, never comparable in importance to the victory of the Allied forces and the defeat of Germany.

Holocaust is the name.

The persecution (systematic harassment by the government) of the Jews in Nazi Germany very soon after the Nazis came to power in 1933. Please see the related question for details.

Moreover, if Jews were beaten up by Nazi stormtroopers the police did nothing to protect them.

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In the extermination camps the victims were gassed, then cremated.

When killing 'in the field' the mobile killing units sometimes herded Jews into buildings which were then set on fire.

He believed all government and businesses where controlled by Jews and believed they looked out for their self interest only and thus bad for society. He also blamed them for all of Germany's problems after WW1 which saw Germany poverty ridden

The address of the David S Wyman Institute For Holocaust Studies is: 1200 G St Nw Ste 800, Washington, DC 20005-6705

Wha type of clothes did they wear ?

The holocaust museum covers 36,000 square feet on three floors.

I assume you're talking about the Internal irrigation experiments carried out during nazi human experimentation. This a resucitation experiment when a prisoner was attempted to be revived after freezing experiments. It was when water was heated to blistering temperatures and forcefully irrigated throughout the stomach, bladder, and intestines. No one survived this.

Nazi leaders like Adolph Hitler.

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Elie Wiesel looses his father, mother, sisters, and childhood.

Absolutely not. Josef Mengele can hardly be called a doctor - the experiments he performed at Auschwitz were definitely not healing.

Their wasn't a clear battle for that but after the battle of Stalingrad 1942-1943 the nazis retreated due to lack of army supports, as they retreated into poland and into germany,they saw the concentrationcamps and capture or kill the SS officers their and freee the captured prisoners. many camps was found from October 1943- january 1944, This was when the soviet took other poland and western germany.

The Germans answer to the Jewish question, racilist hate.

he does not have to pay them. (although he does have to pay a nominal fee to the SS for them)