there were toilets (when they were allowed to use them), but they were of the style of the time, they did not have cubicles.
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1. Let's rephrase the Question. The Holocaust was an event, not a place. 2. Behind the whole scheme was the Nazi's, or sometimes refered to as the German Workers' Party. 3. Their Leader was Adolf Hitler 4. In case your refering to the concentration camps, eg. Auschwitz; Many German soldiers, and Lots of Jewish people who were tricked into going there, forced away from family and given little to eat, and at times just gased to death. They all wore striped "pygamas" and also wore a armband with the star of david written on it.
Usually thin soup with some bread and potato.
The starving Confederates allegedely ate the rations that were cooking on the Union fires in the camps they had just captured.
Kids were usually gassed on arrival. Those who weren't were fed on thin soup and bread.
During the Holocaust, the Jews & people being treated so badly had to carry around a tin can & that's what they used as their toilet, they also had to use that same tin to put their food in.