Post by đđ¨đđđŤđđđ¨đŤ on Dec 9, 2021 0:45:51 GMT
Assuming the Holocaust is true about mass exterminations, how did they decide, who decided who would live and who would die?
Three trains left Hungary with 6 thousand Jews on board, four thousand in two trains were sent to Auschwitz to be gassed, while the other train with two thousand was sent to Austria for work experience, at least in the initial stages of the war.
In another instance,
Zabecki states:
It is assumed the second transport went to Treblinka for the occupants to be gassed. There are many other such examples of some living and some dying before selections.
Who played God and decided who should live and who should die?
Three trains left Hungary with 6 thousand Jews on board, four thousand in two trains were sent to Auschwitz to be gassed, while the other train with two thousand was sent to Austria for work experience, at least in the initial stages of the war.
In another instance,
Zabecki states:
19 August, the transport âPJ 203" (40 wagons) went to Lublin from Bialystok via Treblinka.
19 August, the last transport of Jews from Bialystok, âPJ 204" (39 wagons), arrived at Treblinka.
(Why a train from Bialystok would go to Treblinka first when the direct route through Malkinia is the quickest, is another question.)
19 August, the last transport of Jews from Bialystok, âPJ 204" (39 wagons), arrived at Treblinka.
(Why a train from Bialystok would go to Treblinka first when the direct route through Malkinia is the quickest, is another question.)
It is assumed the second transport went to Treblinka for the occupants to be gassed. There are many other such examples of some living and some dying before selections.
Who played God and decided who should live and who should die?