In combination, they are closely associated with the Holocaust.
Gas chambers were large rooms or halls that could be made airtight. The victims were packed tightly inside, the doors shut and then the gas was released. After about 30 minutes the place was ventilated thoroughly and the corpses were put in vast ovens to burn them. These ovens are called crematoria. They were used to exterminate 6 million jews, among others, in what is now called the Holocaust.
Isn't this what dictionaries are for?Crematorium: a place where dead bodies are burned.Gas chamber: an airtight room that can be filled with poisonous gas to perform executions.
It took some people in the Gas Chamber 15-20 minutes to die.
she died in a gas chamber
The link below is about a boy who did survive a gas chamber, not once, but SIX times! I am sure surviving a gas chamber would be extremely rare though, even the boy who did survive in the link below talks about watching in horror as everyone else in the gas chamber with him died. ____ That source strikes me as unreliable and I just don't believe the story especially as he was at Bergen-Belsen, which didn't even have gas chambers. You should assume that one does not survive.
No. It will make you feel sleepy and you will eventually lose conscientiousness.
Isn't this what dictionaries are for?Crematorium: a place where dead bodies are burned.Gas chamber: an airtight room that can be filled with poisonous gas to perform executions.
When they are used to kill people they are, but not at other times. You can go in and look around at no risk to yourself.
Auschwitz. The first gas chamber used in September 1941 was just a prison cell which was made air-tight. After this they converted the mortuary into a gas chamber, for greater capacity and convenience (as it was in the same building as the crematorium). The next winter the first purpose built gas chambers were constructed.
in Auschwitz they were a room in the crematorium.
The gas chamber was not an event.
I don't know but it was a very agonizingly painful, disturbing, and stupid time. ---------------------------------------- Strictly speaking the first gas chamber would be the room that the first test were conducted in: In the basement of Block 11 (Auschwitz) there were 'suffocation cells' where there were only very small gaps to allow a minimal amount of air in, (so as to prolong the suffocation) one of these cells was adapted to allow no air to enter. Of course there were problems with this. So the mortuary in the crematorium was thence used as a gas chamber.
I never liked Crematorium. crematorium horrifies many people.
a gas chamber or a air tight seal if you cant get your hands on a chamber
was Mustard gas used in U.S.M.C. boot camp gas chamber in 1973
Well it is possible that hana escaped the gas chamber. changed her name so the Nazi's wouldn't recenize her. But that is probably not true so she really died in the gas chamber.
Lancaster Crematorium was created in 1884.
Davenport Crematorium was created in 1891.