Analysis Of The Final Solution: Why The Nazis Called Their Genocide Plan

The Nazis called their genocide plan “The Final Solution”, or mass destruction that involved severe discriminatory measures against Jews, Gypsies, slaves, the disabled, and homosexuals. During this time of persecution, Adolf Hitler focused on isolating Jews out of the country. Polish and western European Jews were deported to ghettos (enclosed areas designed to isolate and control the Jews) where they lived in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions without food. After June 1941 Germans began massive killing operations aimed at entire Jewish communities. These killings included mobile gas vans which pumped poisonous carbon monoxide into sealed spaces, killing those locked within.