Death of the jews

They rounded them up.

• 3.35 million Jews that lived in Poland at the time
• The Jewish children were accepted at school. 
• That changed when the Nazis came
• Mostly all the Jews had to march to the ghettos
• Most of them got sick and died, and some were shot

Continued

• Some children survived the march 
• Some went to the Lublin District camp
• It had typhus and TB and over 50,000 Jews died
• The Lublin District later became a center for mass killing

Continued

• Some of the Jews weren't caught in the first roundups
• Execution squads swept through Poland
• Some were killed by pistol, rifle and machine gun
• The able body males were used as slaves.
• The woman and children marched off to be shot.

They tested on them

• At first, they were shot, but that wasn't efficient enough for the Nazis.
• The Nazis tested explosives on mentally ill people in locked chambers.
• 25 were once killed in one experiment.
• It was too messy, so they ruled that way of efficiently killing.
• After that, they attached pipes in rooms to exhaust pipes to vans 

continued

• After they added another van, death followed
• This sparked the idea for gas vans
• Gas vans had there pipes attached to the back, were the Jews were put.
• When they started the van, the carbon monoxide was sent to the back.
• This killed the Jews due to C0 poisoning. It took 20-30 minutes to kill.

Continued

• Gas vans were later ruled out in a meeting because it was too slow to kill.
• There was also another result of that meeting
• Industry, transportation networks, the army, and the police set out to kill
• This genocide almost wiped out an entire people. 

Conclusion

• These killings were to kill Adolph's inferiors
• The forces were ruthless, killing anybody in its way
• They rounded up and killed most of the Polish Jews
• They used the victims as experiments, to test explosives and gas.
• It is horrible why they almost killed an entire people, with no reason why.

Bibliography

• Gottfried, Ted. "The Killing Ground." Children Of The Slaughter (2001): 47.      Book Collection Nonfiction: High School Edition. Web. 12 Feb. 2014.
• Gottfried, Ted. "The Final Solution." Nazi Germany (2000): 86. Book Collection      Nonfiction: High School Edition. Web. 20 Feb. 2014