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DIED EVERYONE IN THE HOLOCAUST OR SOME PEOPLE SURVIVED?

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DIED EVERYONE IN THE HOLOCAUST OR SOME PEOPLE SURVIVED?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcc8xCZ35KI

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WHAT DO THEY DO WITH THE BODIES OF THE DEAD JEWS?

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WHAT DO THEY DO WITH THE BODIES OF THE DEAD JEWS?

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During World War II, it was alleged that some scientists from Nazi Germany would have experimented with soap made from human corpses. It is accepted that only a small production was carried out, the most notable participation being that of Professor Rudolf Spanner. Although it is believed that there were some attempts at investigation, a stage of industrial production was never reached and it is considered that it was rather a psychological threat or torture used by the SS against its prisoners, and there is no factual evidence to show that more had happened. beyond a small scale, at least during the early stages of World War II. Most historians have never believed that the Nazis produced soap made of human corpses en masse during the Second World War and considered it part of the folklore of the time.

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A holocaust is, in the religious sphere, the sacrifice of animals, whose body is completely consumed by fire as an offering to the gods

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How did they kill the Jews in the gas chambers?

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How did they kill the Jews in the gas chambers?

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The gas chambers of Majdanek used both carbon monoxide and Zyklon B.
The capacity varied in these facilities, but they could accommodate from 1000 to 2500 inmates.

The procedure could eliminate 5,000 to 10,000 inmates in one day. The frequency of use depended on the supply given by the crematorium or series of furnace-type kilns nearby. [Citation needed]

The total death of the exposed crowd surged before 25 minutes. As the gas acts to inhibit the respiratory cellular metabolic cycle, the victims perished by suffocation while suffering from spasms and convulsions.

Once dead, the chamber was ventilated and the Sonderkommando (prisoners employed as labor in forced labor) entered and washed the bodies with hoses to remove blood, urine and feces, and thus facilitate the search for valuables in body orifices, before proceeding to cremate them.

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How many concentration camps did they exist and where?

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How many concentration camps did they exist and where?

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There were six:Auschwitz-Birkenau, Belzec, Chelmno, Majdanek,Sobibor, Treblinka. All were located in Poland.

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The volumes published by the Holocaust Museum identify between 15 million and 20 million victims of the genocide of Jews - as well as gypsies, homosexuals, Poles or Russians - a figure that triples the six million estimated to date.

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The Holocaust was systematic persecution and murder, bureaucratically organized and sponsored by the Nazi regime and its collaborators. "Holocaust" is a word of Greek origin that means "sacrifice by fire".