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Nazi Germany's programme of euthanasia which claimed 275,000–300,000 victims
Nazi murderers used mainly two chemical approaches in gas killings: hydrogen cyanide delivered as Zyklon B pellets and carbon monoxide delivered either from cylinders or engine exhaust; Zyklon B (hydr...
Aktion T4 was a state‑directed Nazi “euthanasia” program that identified, transported and murdered tens of thousands of people with mental illness and disabilities beginning in 1939; it used medicaliz...
Aktion T4 began in 1939 as a state-directed "euthanasia" program to eliminate people judged "life unworthy of life," and it became both an ideological laboratory and a technical proving ground whose m...
The public suspension of Aktion T4 on 24 August 1941 followed a wave of ecclesiastical denunciations and growing public alarm—most famously the sermons of Bishop Clemens August Graf von Galen—which ma...
began in 1939 as a state‑sponsored “euthanasia” policy targeting people judged “life unworthy of life” and was rapidly expanded through bureaucratic centralization, medical legitimization, and covert ...