Genocide

This chapter describes the mass murder of JewsJews and other victims in concentration camps. They were transferred from all corners of the Reich and its occupied territories to an ever-growing number of camps. The prisoners who survived the transport were then worked to death, gassed, or killed by other means. The decision as to who was to live and who had to die was made by camp doctors. Some of these physicians also carried out unspeakably cruel pseudo-scientific experiments on non-consenting prisoners.