Because it is a curable disease. The fact that they didn't demonstrates the abhorrence of the nazi outlook. The nazis gave him no medical aid because they regarded him as a sub-human, simply because he was a Jew.
The fact that he survived once liberated by the Soviets, demonstrates that he was treatable, and further reinforces how barbaric the nazis were.
Finally, the fact that you even ask this question, well, we all know what that demonstrates.
The Nazis regarded him as a subhuman simply because he was a Jew so when he came down with typhus they sent him to the hospital where he received no medical treatment?? Why did they send him to a hospital instead of a gas chamber or at least the Wall of Death? The Nazis planned to exterminate all the Jews unless they could work. Right? He was Jewish. Right? He couldn't work. Right? What gives?
By your logic, all the prisoners with typhus who died after the British liberated Belsen reinforces how barbaric the British were. Right?
