The concentration camp
After the first world war, the defeated parties had to come up with a revenge plan to exterminate the Jews, who were the stars in this war. The only effective way that the German, European, and German allies would achieve victory over their opponents during the second world war was by the use of concentration camps. The most known concentration camp was the Holocaust in southern Poland. The concentration camps hosted the political opponents, the mentally inferior, the sexual deviants, the human beings designated to have unimportant lives, and the victims of ethnicity and the ongoing political chaos. introducing concentration camps was an inhuman move because it allowed for the killing of innocent people who appeared inferior to the dictators, depriving of human rights, while bringing about economic development to Germany, Europe, and German allies
The concentration camp was a perfect place for German pharmaceuticals to perform experiments on their invented drugs. Some doctors injected the prisoners with toxins to experiment with their functionality. The prisoners subjected to these toxins died after the trials or a short period after the experiment. Other doctors would perform tests on people with unique traits, such as twins, to understand their genetic features. The most known case is that of the German doctor who would inject chloroform in the hearts of twins to find out if these twins would die at the same time. Victims of medical experiments ended up dead and helpless, with their fate on the strength of the toxins used on them.
The Germans used the concentration camps as a place as a murder place. The systematic murder of prisoners and the disposal of their bodies was easy to carry out in these confinements. In an attempt to exterminate the Jews, the Germans had constructed Holocaust camp and Auschwitz camp in Germany. They killed the Jews by mass shooting and locking them up in gas-filled chambers. Around six million Jews died in these concentration camps. The Jewish population growth got reduced. The Jewish right of life was at stake.