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¶ … Solution become policy and take shape in World War II?
The Nazis worked through a lot of scenarios and ideas in their minds about how to kill the Jews in an effective and efficient way. Just shooting the all was too taxing and the ghettos that were set up were not quick enough either. Of course, the eventual method used were the concentration camps like Auschwitz and others. The Final Solution was unprecedented in terms of its efficiency and the scope of its intent, that being the wiping out of an entire ethnicity the size of the Jews. To be clear, the Nazis wanted to kill every last Jew...all of them. This is just one thing that demarcates the Holocaust from every other genocide that is known in human history.
Explain the killing process at the death camps and life in the labor camps.
There was some plodding and indecision and much of this happened over several decades rather than a few months or years. However, things truly kicked into gear during the heat of the second World War. August of 1941 and a meeting between...
Not long thereafter, Sept/Oct 1941 to be precise, it became all about expansive and "systematic extermination." This is where the gas chambers and other mass killing devices were used so as to kill Jews as quickly as possible. One rather jaw-dropping method that was used was a crematorium. The gas was not kept onsite but was rather brought onto the property with vehicles that had Red Cross insignia. The Nazi soldiers would quietly and procedurally kill off 3,000 Jews and then go about their business after their "work" was done. Prior to that, Jews that were deemed worthy were allocated to labor camps while those incapable of engaging in such labor were simply done away with. Indeed, there was the active question prior to that as to what should be done with Jews that were not "useful" when it came to the labor that the Nazis wanted to use the Jews for.
What did survivors do and how were they treated after liberation and since? Why?
A lot of the survivors could hardly move due to their condition that was brought on by forced labor, lack of food, lack of water and beyond. One would think that the Jews that survived would want…
References
Browning, C. (2016). Initiating the Final Solution The Fateful Months of September -- "October 1941. USHMM. Retrieved 25 November 2016, from https://www.ushmm.org/m/pdfs/20050728-browning.pdf
Nizkor,. (2016). Trials of German Major War Criminals: Volume 11. nizkor.org. Retrieved 25 November 2016, from http://www.nizkor.org/hweb/imt/tgmwc/tgmwc-11/tgmwc-11-108-01.shtml
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