What Do You Think Was The Worst Thing Done to Jews, During the Halocaust?

Question

Sorry if I mispelled it, not functioning right today.

Note to Everyone who is asking me awful things. I felt this was completely wrong too, I can't stand the thought of what ANYONE did to the Jews, and others. Im not for this, I just wanted to see opinions.

Now this question was also provoked because, Why would the Jews do this to The poor Lebanese when they know how afwul it felt?

Answer 1

Oh, it was just the worst of times for Europe. Here's a list of how they mistreated the poor Jews in case you weren't taught everything:

It all starts on the way there. They were told that they were "temporarily being sent to a camp until they had a new place to stay." They didn't want them to have a clue about what was going on! These trains did not have a single amount of light nor did they have air holes. It had no food, no water, and no bathroom and the heat was constantly filling the the train, so it was unbearable. Many people didn't survive the train ride, and for those who did, their lives were even worse than for those who didn't make it on the train.

Once they were there the people were picked out as weak and dying (because they can't do hard labor before they die), and the ones that are strong (the ones that can do hard labor before they die). The ones that were weak were were ordered to take of their clothes before they could "shower." They were hoping that they were just going to take a quick shower before they could be in a cold room and be fed, but instead they were sent to another hot room where they had pellets being sent down that released gas that literally makes the lungs dissolve, which gave them no choice but to cough loudly. That was the last torturous moment before they died. Once the coughing stopped, then they put the bodies on a wheelbarrow and sent them to the ovens. If someone was strong enough to escape, they were shot and put back on the cart. Then they put the bodies in ovens do burn into ashes. Some of these bodies were still alive. Imagine how it would be to be right into the flames and be scorched right before you die.

Life was even worse for people who weren't placed into the gas chambers right after the train ride. They did not feed them and they had them do brutal work, and sometimes these prisoners were slaves for other companies (BMW was one of them). At most, if they were fed at all, they were fed small amounts of hard, black bread. But they didn't do it often enough to survive. All they had to sleep on was hard wood with no pillows or a blanket, and they had a bucket for a toilet, so they had to put up with the smell every night. This caused for even faster weakening. Once people were too weak to work, they either had to take off their clothes in a contained area to be exposed for open fire or were placed in the gas chambers so they die from lack of air, and the bodies were placed on a wheelbarrow to be taken to the ovens, where they burned their bodies into ashes. Sometimes these bodies were still alive to feel the scorching heat and burns before they were turned into ashes.


These times were horrible for the entire world, and this has been the only carried-out plan for a new world order. Now we see how horrible a new-world order really can be.

Answer 2

I'm not Jewish, but I have tons of Israeli and Jewish friends.

I think that the worst thing done to the Jews during the Holocaust is that so many people denied it was happening. If any ONE nation had stood up and said, "Oh, Hell No!" the story would be a lot different today.

Answer 3

The whole thing. Don't forget, however, more than just Jews were targeted during the Holocaust.

Answer 4

This one Nazi general's wife was fascinated and infatuated by human skin for some reason, so her husband took the skin of some of the Jews and she used it as cover for a lampshade. Now THAT is f*cked up.

Answer 5

1. Why do you want to know?

2. The fact that they were persecuted because of their religion. While I really am not an advocate of religion myself, I do believe everyone's religion should be respected.
It wasn't just the Jews though, it was gypsies, homosexuals, the mentally handicapped, and even homeless people too. All because they were different and didn't fit into some crazy man's picture of a perfect world.

Answer 6

NOTHING! The question should be, ARE THE JEWS FEELING LUCKY FOR LIVING? (Jews Answer) then... Why didn't Hitler finish what he started?

Answer 7

i am particularly disturbed by the pseudo-scientific experimentation, which seemed more like an excuse for torture than anything else. But i can't say it was the worst thing.

Truthfully, i don't think "what was the WORST thing" matters.
Terrible, unjustifiable things were done to millions of people.

Sometimes when you are asked to choose the lesser (or greater) of 2 evils, you should not choose.

Answer 8

I can't pick out one worst thing--it was all so horrible. Our obligation is to NEVER FORGET. Don't accept any racial or religious slurs as the truth. Don't accept the use of derogatory terms in your presence. Speak up when somebody tells a joke that puts down any group of people.

Wage peace!

Answer 9

Have you seen the documentaries? They put human beings in gas chambers; starved some, and some were burned alive.

It just blows my mind sometimes when I think of how cruel humans can be to each other.

And we then have the audacity to think that we are somehow above animals. Animals kill to survive.

Answer 10

Too many to mention, The death camps, The gas chambers and the ovens. Torture and murder .Watch "Schindler's List" Watch the History channel. How people could do those things to other people is beyond comprehension.

Answer 11

The worst thing was the apathy of the Western Allies and their failure to focus on the concentration camps and free those people sooner.