Einsatzgruppen: The Nazi Death Squads
In 1942 East Europe, Germany began hiring locals for its death squads who killed Jews by shoving them into pits and shot them. As this would cause outrage in West Europe, they began using gas chambers. Fearing that the genocide in the East would be exposed, Nazis burnt thousands of Jewish dead bodies and ground their bones. Former death squad members recall the blood curling actions of the Nazis.
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