Sterilization Law During The Holocaust

During the Holocaust, there were many sicknesses and deaths. “The bathhouses that the prisoners used were a disguised gas chamber. Once the prisoners were inside, they were exposed to Zyklon-B”. This caused some to lose their lives. However, the prisoners that escaped the gas chamber died from overwork, disease, and they were being tortured. Josef Mengele, also known as the “Angel of Death”, played the doctor role for those who were sick and Adolf Hitler was promoted as the doctor to the German people. “When the Soviet army entered Auschwitz on January 27, about 7,600 were sick and left behind. The Sterilization Law was passed, which caused 400,000 Germans to suffer from illness.” This made Hitler’s job much more challenging.
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