How Did The Holocaust Be Allowed To Kill Jews

The Holocaust was a very hard period of time for Jews from 1933-1945. The Final Solution called for the removal of Jews and other undesirables from their homes and eventually moving them to concentration camps in big crowded cattle cars. There were really only two possible options for these prisoners which included being executed in the gas chambers. Concentration camps were a place for Jews, Gypsies, homosexuals, and the disabled to be held and put to work. They were brought to concentration camps because they did not meet Hitler's standards. There were many different ways prisoners were executed including being experimented on, thrown into fires, shot, and gassed. In WW2 German physicians often conducted painful and deadly experiments on Thousands of jews. Dr. Josef Mengele, nicknamed the angel of death and the other Nazi doctors at the death camps tortured men, women and children and did medical

The reason German soldiers shot so many jews before taking off is because the jews were far too weak to handle the trip. Germans did not have the time to kill the jews in any other way. The Officers also did not want leave any living jews because Germans did not want them to be liberated.”When the Germans knew the war was almost over, their hatred for jews was so overwhelming that they tried killing every last jew during the last few days of the holocaust. (Pariser, pg 31) Other times prisoners were forced to dig giant holes. When done digging, prisoners were asked to step into the hole and then shot. The holes were then covered. This was not a common form of execution because it took far too much time and too many resources. The prisoners were not worth the