Scholars often refer to the Nazi killing centers as places of industrialized murder." What does that mean? How was the method of murder in killing centers like Auschwitz "industrial"?

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Scholars often refer to the Nazi killing centers as "places of industrialized murder." What that means is that the cruel Nazis massive killed thousands and thousands of Jewish people in the concentration camps. The metaphoric comparison used by scholars tries to exemplify how the Nazi Party sent people to death, as industries produce goods massively, in series.

How was the method of murder in killing centers like Auschwitz "industrial"?

The method was to kill them in the gas chambers in Auschwitz and other concentration camps.

During World War II, Nazi leader Adolph Hitler ordered the persecution of Jewish people because Hitler thought that the Germans were a pure and supreme race and the Jewish, and inferior race that had to be exterminated.

answer: karl marx, max weber, and emile durkheim (the fourth could be considered georg simmel)

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