No Right Answers, Just the Right Discussion
Chat with our AI personalities
Topics to Explore
When and How did Auschwitz Bireknau become the main death factory?
A parallel system to the main camp in Auschwitz began to operate at the Birkenau camp by 1942. The exception, though, was that the majority of "showers" used to delouse the incoming prisoners proved to be gas chambers. At Birkenau, only about 10 percent of Jewish transports were registered, disinfected, shaven and showered in the "central sauna" before being assigned barracks as opposed to being sent directly to the death chambers.
In the spring of 1942, two provisional gas chambers at Birkenau were constructed out of peasant huts, known as the "bunkers. "The first "bunker", with two sealed rooms, operated from January 1942 to the end of that year. The second, with four air tight rooms, became redundant in the spring of 1943, but remained standing and was used again in the autumn of 1944 when extra "capacity" was needed for the murder of Hungarian Jews and the liquidation of the ghettos. The second measured about 1.134 square feet. The victims murdered in the "bunkers" were first obliged to undress in temporary wooden barracks erected nearby. Their bodies were taken out of the gas chambers and pushed to pits where they were burned in the open. Between January 1942 and March 1943, 175,000 Jews were gassed to death here, of whom 105,000 were killed from January to March 1943.
Up to this point, though, Auschwitz-Birkenau accounted for "only" 11 percent of the victims of the 'Final Solution.' In August 1942, however, construction began on four large-scale gassing facilities. It appears from the plans that the first two gas chambers were adapted from mortuaries which, with the huge crematoria attached to them, were initially intended to cope with mortalities amongst the slave labor force in the camp, now approaching 100,000 and subject to a horrifying death rate. But from the autumn of 1942, it seems clear that the SS planners and civilian contractors were intending to build a mass-murder plant.
The twin pairs of gas chambers were numbered II and III, and IV and V. The first opened on March 31, 1943, the last on April 4, 1943. The total area of the gas chambers was 2,255 square meters; the capacity of these crematoria was 4,420 people. Those selected to die were undressed in the undressing room and then pushed into the gas chambers
It only took about 20 minutes for all the people inside to die.
In chambers II and III, the killings took place in underground rooms, and the corpses were carried to the five ovens by an electrically operated lift. Before cremation gold teeth and any other valuables, such as rings, were removed from the corpses. In IV and V the gas chambers and ovens were on the same level, but the ovens were so poorly built and the usage was so great that they repeatedly malfunctioned and had to be abandoned. The corpses were finally burned outside, in the open, as in 1943. Jewish sonderkommandos worked the crematoria under SS supervision. Initially the new facilities were "underutilized." From April 1943 to March 1944, "only" 160,000 Jews were killed at Birkenau.
But, in May 1944, a railroad spur line was built right into the camp to accelerate and simplify the handling of the tens of thousands of Hungarian and other Jews deported in the spring and summer of 1944. From then to November 1944, when all the other death camps had been abandoned, Birkenau surpassed all previous records for mass killing. The Hungarian deportations and the liquidation of the remaining Polish ghettos, such as Lodz, resulted in the gassing of 585,000 Jews. This period made Auschwitz-Birkenau into the most notorious killing site of all time.
David Cameron, the former Prime Minister of the UK, has experienced fluctuating popularity since leaving office in 2016. His approval ratings have varied over the years, influenced by factors such as Brexit and his legacy regarding austerity measures. While he retains a degree of recognition, public sentiment towards him is mixed, with some viewing him favorably for certain policies and others criticizing his decisions. Overall, his popularity is not as strong as it once was during his tenure.
What is the pressure at the top of Everest?
The air pressure at the top of Mount Everest is low pressure. At high altitudes, such as on Mount Everest there is less air above you. This means that the density and pressure of air decreases as altitude increases. Each intake of air on Mount Everest has only one-third of the gas molecules-including oxygen-that would be present at sea level.
What were the top companies of 1980's?
The top stock performers of the 80's include Radio Shack, Hasbro, Disney and Walmart. Robert Half (staffing) was a big winner in the 80's.
The process of nitrification results when chemoautotrophic bacteria oxidize ammonia into?
The process of nitrification results when chemoautotrophic bacteria oxidize ammonia into nitrites and then into nitrates. This conversion is important for the nitrogen cycle as it makes nitrogen available to plants for growth.
You need at least two numbers to find a GCF. If you're looking for two numbers that have a GCF of 850, they will both be even.
How many people died in the second nuclear bombing?
90,000-166,000 people in Hiroshima and 60,000-80,000 in Nagasaki.
The state with the abbreviation WY is spelled Wyoming.
You press 'W' then you press 'Y'!
Which first ionization energy is the most probable for a very reactive metal?
A low first ionization energy is most probable for a very reactive metal. This means that the metal can easily lose its outermost electron to form a positive ion, which is characteristic of highly reactive metals.
Can water melon be given during typhoid fever to patient?
Certainly, anything that provides liquid and moisture is a good thing.
Large specimens of Mudpuppies may give a good bite if handled roughly.
LE can mean many things. for ex in Investment banking LE can mean Legal Entity. In case of retail banking it can mean Loan Equivalent and so on.
Political scientists refer to this approach as "judicial federalism." It describes how state judges may interpret and apply their state constitutions to provide greater rights and liberties than those afforded by the U.S. Constitution. This practice highlights the autonomy of state courts in protecting individual rights beyond federal minimum standards.
What were some of the first things that Lenin did when he came to power in Russia was?
The very first thing Lenin did was to abolish the private ownership of property and nationalize such property in the central government. Later things were abolishing all other political parties, ending Russia's involvement in World War 1 and instituting the Red Terror whereby all dissenters from his programs were wither arrested, exiled or murdered.
What state in the US has the most number of bordering states?
It is a tie. Tennessee and Missouri each share borders with eight states. Here are the states with their neighbors, listed clockwise: * Tennessee: Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Missouri. * Missouri: Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska.
What is Ben Davis High School's motto?
W. G. Davis Senior Public School's motto is 'Together Our Best'.
What happens when magnet is hit hard?
Assuming it has a robust rigid construction so it doesn't break easily :
Nothing.
If it is hit hard or even dropped repeatedly however, it will put the atoms out of position and lose the magnetism
What is the smallest classification division between a red maple tree and a sugar maple tree?
Species
Where would you find the most nitrogen oxygen and other gases from Earth?
The gases nitrogen, oxygen, and others can be found in Earth's atmosphere, which extends several hundred kilometers above the surface. These gases are essential for supporting life on the planet and for maintaining the balance required for various natural processes.
What were two of theodre Roosevelts nick names?
One was Elly from when she was a child, another one was Granny as her mother called her for shebelieved Eleanor was very ugly and was embarrassed to be with her. Another one was from what Franklin called her which was Babs shoort for baby. Eleanor roosevelt, she preferred to be called by her middle name not her first , which was Anna, like her mothers.Her middle name was Eleanor, and as she was also Franklins " Eyes and Ears."
Many interviewers ask about family background, number of people in the family, their occupation, education, your education, areas of interest, hobbies, short term goals, long term goals of career, why you have applied for this position and why do you think we should hire you are some of the basic questions asked by the employers in the interview.
What do you like better tacos or burritos?
I prefer tacos because I like the variety of flavors and textures you can get from the different fillings and toppings.
How do you replace the alternator on a 1995 Ford Probe?
The alternator is located on the passenger side of the car's motor. You are going to have to jack the car up and remove the passenger side front tire and the wheel well covering to get to it. Have fun.....mine needs replacing and I'm taking it to a mechanic. It's a tight squeeze trying to get in there with a wrench yourself.
