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The Nazi's wanted to wipe out the entire Jewish population. But, the problem was that they didn't have anywhere to bury the dead bodies. So, they came up with a final solution. They final solution was after they killed somebody they would burn them in the oven. After that they would take the ashes and dump them somewhere such as a nearby river.
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RafaDuring World War II, the 'final solution' (that is, the complete extermination of Europe's Jewish population) concocted by the Nazis was implemented in fundamentally one massively organized and efficient, if also fiendish, way. Jews throughout German-occupied (or German-influenced) Europe were to be rounded up, transported to designated (and mostly newly constructed) concentration camps, and then gassed to death in large groups, with their possessions being taken from them beforehand and their bodies cremated or buried en masse afterward.
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What happened to the ghettos when the Final Solution was implemented in 1941?
The Final Solution was not implemented in 1941. By the time of the Final Solution most of the ghettos had been cleared and the inhabitants murdered.
How were ghettos part of the final solution?
the ghettos came before the final solution
What did Hitler call his program for dealing with Jewish people by sending them to death camps?
The Final Solution (of the Jewish question).
What was Hitlers term for his long-term program for the Jews?
The "Final Solution"
The final solution refers to-?
It refers to the Holocaust. 'The Final Solution to the Jewish question', it was the plan to murder the Jews of Europe.
