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The worst torture in World War Serving in the Sonderkommando

The worst torture in World War Serving in the Sonderkommando.




These “work units” were comprised from Jews who were sent to the death camps, and were told if they wouldn't work, they would die.

Their job: Aiding with the disposal of gas chamber victims.

Try to picture this.

One day, you and your entire neighborhood are taken away from your home, separated from your family, and are taken to a death camp.

In the camp, you are taken aside and told that either you help the Nazis, or die.

For years, your job is to sit next to the gas chamber, listen to 3,000 people screaming and dying for 7 minutes, and then enter the gas chambers, containing over 3,000 bodies of your friends, family, lovers and neighbors, to be taken to the ovens.

In addition to this, you are fed poorly, treated like a prisoner, and can be killed at any second, or most likely will be worked to death.

Your life has no value.

Most Jews of the Sonderkommando either committed suicide, or were executed by SS soldiers, who feared they would tell the world of the atrocities.
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