The railway carriages were unloaded one after another. After leaving their luggage the Jews had to pass individually in front of an ss doctor, who decided if they were fit enough for work. Those fit enough were taken off into small groups. The remainder were taken to the gas chambers, the men being separated from the women. In the undressing room the Jewish prisoners were told in their own language that they were going to be bathed and deloused, that they must leave their clothes neatly together and remember where they had put them so they would be able to find them quickly, after delousing. After undressing they went into the gas chambers, which were furnished with showers and water pipes and looked like a real bath house. Rudolf Hoss visited the Treblinka camp where the commandant used monoxide gas.
The corpses were burned in crematoria.
It was the removal by various means of body lice
everyone was sent. Children would have been sent if they were Jewish or if they were gypsies.
gas vans, they were the main gas extermination method until the spring of 1943, which was when the large gas chambers started ______ In the early stages of the Holocaust (1941-42) the Nazis relied mainly on mass open air shootings.
It would have slowed down the Holocaust. The Nazis used gas chambers because they were efficient. However, precision bombing would not have possible.
i believe that women, children, the sick and those that could not work were killed in the gas chambers during the holocaust. i believe that women, children, the sick and those that could not work were killed in the gas chambers during the holocaust. i believe that women, children, the sick and those that could not work were killed in the gas chambers during the holocaust.
yes.
yes.
~24,000 *Cans
Concentration camps and Gas chambers.
they suffocated and died
concentration camps.
Josef Mengele and the Nazis in the Gas Chambers
by putting them in gas chambers
The corpses were burned in crematoria.
gas chambers and crematoriomes
yes, though they tried to fool them into going in when they could.