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The bodies were hosed down and raided. Gold teeth were extracted and dropped in acid to removes flesh or bone. The corpses were burned in opens pits and their ashes were used as fertilizer.

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Process of getting to the camps (Logan Robb)

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Process of getting to the camps (Logan Robb)

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The Jews were put into a walled off ghetto where they had little  food and small houses. Then the Jews were packed into the cattle cars of trains with no food other than the occasional piece of stale bread. At the camps the prisoners were then separated into groups.

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Jewish prisoners were packed in to cattle cars to the point were there was no room to breathe. Many died on these trains.

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The designation of human beings(Jonathan Mikhail)

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The designation of human beings(Jonathan Mikhail)

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Humans that were considered unimportant or those who should be killed outright was applied to the impaired and "racially inferior." This was also applied to "enemies of the state" both external and internal. This later led to the extermination of the Jews.

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The difference between camps( Logan Robb)

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The difference between camps( Logan Robb)

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The Nazi Death/Concentration Camps were used to systematically kill their prisoners. The labor camps were where the Jews were put to work.

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Auschwitz was one of the worst Nazi death camps were roughly 960,000 were killed.

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The gas chambers were sealed rooms where the SS men leaked a poisonous gas through the vents. The people chosen were told to put all of their clothes and valuables in a pile for "safe keeping." The women and men were separated and the women were brought to shave all of there head and body hair. The men were brought to a "shower" but as soon as the doors were shut they knew their fate. As soon as all the men were dead, the women were brought in after.

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The Nazis began experimenting with poison gas for the purpose of mass murder in late 1939 with the killing of patients with mental and physical disabilities in the Euthanasia Program.

Euthanasia Program

A Nazi euphemism, "euthanasia" referred to the systematic killing of those Germans whom the Nazis deemed "unworthy of life" because of mental illness or physical disability.

Six gassing installations were established as part of the Euthanasia Program: Bernburg, Brandenburg, Grafeneck, Hadamar, Hartheim, and Sonnenstein. These killing centers used pure, chemically manufactured carbon monoxide gas.

Gas Vans

After the June 1941 German invasion of the Soviet Union and Einsatzgruppe mass shootings of civilians, the Nazis experimented with gas vans for mass killing. Gas vans were hermetically sealed trucks with engine exhaust diverted to the interior compartment. Use of gas vans began after Einsatzgruppe members complained of battle fatigue and mental anguish caused by shooting large numbers of women and children. Gassing also proved to be less costly. Einsatzgruppen gassed hundreds of thousands of people, mostly Jews, Roma (Gypsies), and mentally ill people.

Killing Centers
Chelmno
In 1941, the SS concluded that the deportation of Jews to killing centers (to be gassed) was the most efficient way of achieving the " Final Solution." That same year, the Nazis opened the Chelmno camp in Poland. Jews from the Lodz area of Poland and Roma were killed there in mobile gas vans.
Belzec, Sobibor, and Treblinka
In 1942, systematic mass killing in stationary gas chambers began at Belzec, Sobibor, and Treblinka, all in Poland. These gas chambers used carbon monoxide gas generated by diesel engines. As victims were "unloaded" from cattle cars, they were told that they had to be disinfected in "showers." The Nazi and Ukrainian guards sometimes shouted at and beat the victims, who were ordered to enter the "showers" with raised arms to allow as many people as possible to fit into the gas chambers. The tighter the gas chambers were packed, the faster the victims suffocated.
Auschwitz
The Nazis constantly searched for more efficient means of extermination. At the Auschwitz camp in Poland, they conducted experiments with Zyklon B (previously used for fumigation) by gassing some 600 Soviet prisoners of war and 250 ill prisoners in September 1941. Zyklon B pellets, converted to lethal gas when exposed to air. They proved the quickest gassing method and were chosen as the means of mass murder at Auschwitz.

At the height of the deportations in 1943-44, an average of 6,000 Jews were gassed each day at Auschwitz.
Gassing Operations: Oral History Excerpts
Concentration Camps

Concentration camps like Stutthof, Mauthausen, Sachsenhausen, and Ravensbrück, although not designed specifically as killing centers, also had gas chambers. The gas chambers were relatively small, constructed to kill those prisoners the Nazis deemed "unfit" to work. Most of these camps used Zyklon B as the killing agent in their gas chambers.

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The Nazis began experimenting with poison gas for the purpose of mass murder in late 1939 with the killing of patients with mental and physical disabilities in the Euthanasia Program. A Nazi euphemism, "euthanasia" referred to the systematic killing of those Germans whom the Nazis deemed "unworthy of life" because of mental illness or physical disability.

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Once allied forces began closing in on Nazi death camps the German forces frantically began to take Jews by train to "work" eventually the Jews were forced to walk to their "work" by foot. These journeys became known as death marches.

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Prisoners were forced to march long distances in bitter cold, with little or no food, water, or rest. Those who could not keep up were shot. The largest death marches took place in the winter of 1944-1945, when the Soviet army began its liberation of Poland.

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The daily processes and routine usually started out with a role call which involved Jews having to stand for hours without moving. Then they would sent the able to work. The elderly during the work hours had the power over life and death of the working campers. Unabled people were shaved for there hair and killed. This happened for 4 years killing millions.

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Prisoners at work in the quarry of the Flossenburg concentration camp.jpg

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The killing process for the jew's were that they were first deported to the death camps and once they arrived where separated to lines of weather they were healthy and strong for labor or if you were weak and send to die. If they where chosen for weakness they would be sent to the gas chambers where they were told that they were going to take showers tonot create panic.Those who were chosen as strong and healthy were used for hard forced labor.

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The holocaust of the gypsies was the same as the Jewish holocaust except with gypsies. This is because the gypsies were still ghettoized and later put into camps and executed.

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How the prisoners were selected to go to  Concentration Camps (Jonathan Mikhail)

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How the prisoners were selected to go to  Concentration Camps (Jonathan Mikhail)

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In early concentration camps, most prisoners were German communists, Gypsies, Jehovah's Witnesses, and homosexuals. Eventually 2/3 of the Jewish population was brought in to these camps and killed off.

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Logan Robb
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