1. Einsatzgruppen- Mobile death squads which rounded Jews into pits or trenches, (many victims were forced to dig their own graves) and shot them to death. This occurred mostly in the Soviet Union after Operation Barbarossa in June 1941.
2. Extermination camps- Where the Jews were forced into cattle cars, and after their arrival, most victims were sent to gas chambers (supplied by either Carbon Monoxide or Zyklon B) and suffocated. A few others however, were chosen by the Nazis as slave labor, or as Sonderkommandos, those who removed corpses from gas chambers and took them to the crematorium. The six main death camps were: Auschwitz, Chelmno, Treblinka, Belzec, Majdanek, and Sobibor.
fear and mob mentality.
The gas chambers and shooting Jews in big groups.
tools such as horse drawn ploughs, scythes
Asymmetric warfare is defined as an unconventional engagement where a traditional army faces an insurgency or low-intensity guerrilla army. A symmetric conflict would have been, for example, the US versus the Soviet Union in the cold war. Both armies were similarly composed of armored divisions, infantry and support. Tactics could be expected to be somewhat similar (allowing for differences in doctrine). The tools with which they waged were at least equivalent. Against rebel or insurgency groups, however, engagement is different. Al-Q'aida doesn't have main battle tanks or artillery; they have Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), suicide bombers and death squads. Asymmetric warfare means a traditional army facing off against a decentralised force (often called 'networked' force). The obvious difficulties are that the traditional army (e.g. the USA) cannot just deploy tanks, because their opponents aren't an army in uniform who they can shoot at. It requires a different approach and different tools.
US were trained in conventional warfare whereas the Viet Cong used guerilla tactics - hitting the enemy and then moving away; not wearing a standard uniform; merging into village life with ease etc. It was difficult for these young American troops to know who was the enemy and who they could trust amongst the South Vietnamese population. America had total control of the air. Planes could be used to back-up ground troops by using napalm. Defoliation chemicals were also used to destroy the jungle cover given to the Viet Cong along the Ho Chi Minh trail. Agent Orange killed large areas of jungle disguising this trail but those using it, simply moved further inland or further into Laos thus avoiding the defoliated areas.
fear and mob mentality.
The gas chambers and shooting Jews in big groups.
taputapu - implement
implements are tools, so.........
Tools, gear, implement
a callous remover. implement meaning tools, implying to credo blade.
implement
hold in contempt
Tools are something you use to do a job.
Removing dirt and debris before immersing tools in a disinfectant solution ensures that the disinfectant can directly contact the surface of the tool or implement, maximizing its effectiveness in killing pathogens. Dirt and debris can act as a barrier, making it harder for the disinfectant to sanitize the tool properly. Complete removal of visible matter also helps prevent the formation of biofilms that can harbor bacteria and reduce the disinfectant's efficacy.
These are Electronic Design Automation tools. These tools are used to design and implement electronic circuits virtually using a computer. Programming languages like VHDL, Verilog can be used for this purpose.
Tools with optical fibers improve medical care by allowing physicians to see inaccessible places