Hitler's Death Camps: The Sanity of Madness"Focuses on the major Nazi concentration camps as defined by Heinrich Himmler; the concentration system as it evolved; the actions, reactions, and feelings of the different groups of people involved in it; and the many phases of the process of dehumanization, destruction and death"--Preface. |
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... Farben leader , the top echelon at Farben knew of those experiments . They justified them on two grounds : ( 1 ) the inmates would have died anyway ; and ( 2 ) the tests were humanitarian because they would save German lives . Farben's ...
... Farben leader , the top echelon at Farben knew of those experiments . They justified them on two grounds : ( 1 ) the inmates would have died anyway ; and ( 2 ) the tests were humanitarian because they would save German lives . Farben's ...
Page 353
... Farben as slaves . On March 1 , 1941 , Himmler visited Auschwitz to explain to Höss that he had a new task for him . He wanted a special camp for 100,000 prisoners . Auschwitz I would be expanded , and new areas added . Himmler wanted ...
... Farben as slaves . On March 1 , 1941 , Himmler visited Auschwitz to explain to Höss that he had a new task for him . He wanted a special camp for 100,000 prisoners . Auschwitz I would be expanded , and new areas added . Himmler wanted ...
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... Farben board wrote that the firm's cooperation with the SS had been " a blessing . " During the war the vast network of outside camps formed an industrial empire run by Krupp , Farben , Union Werken , and other German industrial giants ...
... Farben board wrote that the firm's cooperation with the SS had been " a blessing . " During the war the vast network of outside camps formed an industrial empire run by Krupp , Farben , Union Werken , and other German industrial giants ...
Contents
THE NAZI STRUCTURE | 7 |
THE SEMICIRCLE OF BRUTALITY | 65 |
THE PREWAR CAMPS 43 | 43 |
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