NewsBlast #3 - Germany Exposed!

Hitler's Final Solution is the mass murder of the Jews. Carried out in stages, the final solution will first start with the discrimination of the Jews, to boycotting the Jewish business, placeing them in ghettos, and finally, the removal of the Jews. Ghettos are run down, filthy, and segregated areas Jews are forced to livein before they are taken to work or death camps or taken to be shot in mass graves. The three main types of ghettos are open, closed, and destruction. Einsatzgruppen, or mobile killing squads, are another stage in the Holocaust. Ukrainian and Latvian people helped the Einsatzgruppen while Hitlar invaded the Soviet Union. They will herd the Jewish people out of the Soviet territory and take them by surprise. The Jewish must remove any valuables, so they can be given to the Germans. Jewish citizens will then be taken out in the fields to be shot, or to be gassed. In the removal of the ghettos, Jews are seperated into essential and nonessential workers. Essential workers include metal polishers, metel workers, or anything that useful in trying to aid the Germans in the war. If a Jew gets a blue card, this meansthat they are an essential worker, and therefor useful Auschwitz Birkenau is one of the largest consentration camps ever to be built. Built on Warsaw, Poland, Auschwitz has many complexes including concentration, extermination, and forced-labor camps. The gas chambers fit 2000 people in one room, and the barracks consist of 36 bunk beds, where five to six prisoners fit into one bunk. The food includes watery soup with rotten vegetables or meat, stale bread, or bitter coffee substance. Bergan-Belsen is an all-Jewish camp featuring two main camps: prisober and residence. Up until 1943, it was a prisoner-of-war camp. Dachau is the first regu,ar concentration camp the Nazi Party had built. It mostly consists of German Communists, Social Democrats, homosexuals, Gypsies, or reaccuring criminals. Dachau is located in the town of Dachau, about ten miles south of Munich in Germany.