1. Life of a Nazi Soldier at a Concentration Camp
... sack" out of a Jew. This process required two Jews, one holding the other by the collar. An SS man trained giving him a knockout. The SS man did this for fifteen minutes. After the prisoner had been harshly beaten, they released him and ordered a doctor to treat his wounds. That was their way of taking care of the prisoner and being generous ... the lights turned off, people would scream and claw at one another while pounding against the walls trying to get out. This panic was allowed to go on for several minutes because the ever-efficient SS had discovered that the gas was more effecti...
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