Intro- During the Holocaust concentration camps were created in an attempt to try and kill out the entire race of Jews. The officers of the concentration camps would be popular for dehumanizing its prisoners. The officers of the camps treated the prisoners like they were worthless and did many experiments on ways to kill the prisoners. German officers used many unthinkable, inhumane tactics to murder thousands of prisoners a day. There were many ways that german officers murdered the prisoners of the concentration camps, but the three main ways that were used was crematoriums, the starving of the prisoners, and the gas chambers.
BP1- The Nazis would use crematoriums to kill and burn the dead corpses in the concentration camps. Each concentration camp had their own set of crematoriums. Crematoriums would be used to burn the dead bodies that were either killed or died of sickness. The bodies would be thrown into big piles until it was their turn to be burned. Nazis also used crematoriums to kill the sick, weak, too old or too young prisoners upon arrival. The SS officers would split the prisoners into two groups. The …show more content…
Starvation was how most of the prisoners would die because they were only fed enough to keep them alive and not having enough nutrients caused them to have starvation illnesses. Gas chambers would also be frequently used to kill the prisoners of the camps as well because it was an easy and quick way to do so. After the prisoners would be killed, the remainder of the dead bodies would be sent to the crematorium were all majority of the dead bodies were to be burned. The treatment that was given towards the prisoners in the concentration camps during the Holocaust are treatments that should be prevented from happening to anyone in today's time and the
BP1- The Nazis would use crematoriums to kill and burn the dead corpses in the concentration camps. Each concentration camp had their own set of crematoriums. Crematoriums would be used to burn the dead bodies that were either killed or died of sickness. The bodies would be thrown into big piles until it was their turn to be burned. Nazis also used crematoriums to kill the sick, weak, too old or too young prisoners upon arrival. The SS officers would split the prisoners into two groups. The …show more content…
Starvation was how most of the prisoners would die because they were only fed enough to keep them alive and not having enough nutrients caused them to have starvation illnesses. Gas chambers would also be frequently used to kill the prisoners of the camps as well because it was an easy and quick way to do so. After the prisoners would be killed, the remainder of the dead bodies would be sent to the crematorium were all majority of the dead bodies were to be burned. The treatment that was given towards the prisoners in the concentration camps during the Holocaust are treatments that should be prevented from happening to anyone in today's time and the