The Business of Genocide

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The narrative reveals the chilling efficiency of a small group of SS bureaucrats who orchestrated a vast network of slave labor across German-occupied Europe during World War II. By 1942, these individuals were responsible for designing concentration camps, constructing gas chambers, and establishing secret weapons factories, all while managing the exploitation of prisoners for private companies like Volkswagen and IG Farben. The book delves into the dark intersection of industrialization and human suffering, highlighting the chilling bureaucratic machinery behind the Holocaust.