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As we all know, or were taught at school rather, the Germans tried to exterminate millions of Jews. They had decided upon that during the Wannsee meeting.
And now this:
Why on earth would you be concerned with reducing a death rate at all cost, of those you want to exterminate?
And now this:
Heinrich Himmler feared a typhus epidemic in the camps. Eastern European Jews were very unhygienic and were often blamed for the spread of typhus. On December 28, 1942, Himmler ordered that, "the death rate in the camps must be reduced at all costs." (Source, Reitlinger's book, The Final Solution.) On January 20, 1943, chief inspector of the camps, Richard Glucks, answered Himmler, "Every means will be used to lower the death rates." (Source, Nuremberg Trial Document No. 1523.) The death rate had indeed been reduced from 8.5% in July 1942 to 2.8% in June 1943.
Why on earth would you be concerned with reducing a death rate at all cost, of those you want to exterminate?
