Faces of Horrific Facts: Revealing The Dark Sides of Holocaust, Nazi’s Death Camps and Concentration Camps

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Nazis (Nazi stands for “Nationalsozialistishe Deutsche Arbeiterpartei” or “National Socialist German Worker’s Party”), led by Adolf Hitler, came to power on January 30, 1933, when Hindenburg assigned Hitler as a coalition chancellor.

[NOTE: This article was neither written with a prejudiced tone nor to create hard feelings. Rather, it is an educational piece on the facts pertaining to crimes committed by the Nazis. Knowing the cruelty of the Nazis, we should never select a head of the country that commits acts of racism, violence, brutality and discrimination. The Nazi's history teaches us a great lesson that a blind selection of the country's leaders can lead to such acts of suffering and destruction. We should never encourage mass killing, war, torturing, and wicked crimes just for the personal aims of achieving social status, power and wealth. Think that, life in such a horrific condition is a world where you will see violence and discrimination taking place anytime, and you would also see more dying people with your naked eyes everyday! Every April 11 is a day for the remembrance of the Holocaust's victims. Let's pray for the victims and guide the Holocaust survivors to positively walk through the nightmare they may have experienced throughout their life and continue on to healing.]

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Hitler was legally gaining power as a Führer then as Chancellor and Commander in Chief within a year and a half after the death of Hindenburg. He was accused of being the advocator for the beginning of “Holocaust” (originally termed from a Greek word of “holokauston” which means “sacrifice by fire”, and is referred to the Nazi’s planned slaughter as well as Nazi’s persecution to kill/eliminate Jewish people), a murderer of millions of Jews, and a perpetrator for many horrific scenes happening in the death and concentration camps.

Nazi’s death and concentration camps, in fact, were carefully designed at aiming to kill two-thirds of Jewish people living in Nazi’s invading countries, with an estimation of 11 million people (mostly Jews) being killed and about 1.1 million children murdered during the Holocaust. Nazis’ hands are still contaminated with much innocent blood even though some of them had died and become cursed by many for their atrocities against humanity.