Camp Games

One of the most effective death camps run by the Germans in World War Two was located near the shores of the Baltic sea in what was northern Poland prior to the war. It was a clever design based on machinery used to crush ore. A building was constructed with shower rooms that had floors which dropped on hinges when the victims were loaded inside. Their bodies fell into a chute that fed between two large spinning steel cylinders that were studded with projections that fit into recesses in the mating cylinder. The bodies were simultaneously ground and shredded by the drums, and the waste product was flushed down pipes fed by diverted river water that drained into the sea. The plant was far more efficient than gas and burning, which required a lot of human labor to maintain. The entire operation could be run by a staff of less than thirty guards. More such plants would have been built except that other uses had priority for the steel needed for the crushing cylinders.

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Kidnapped and Tortured

Leather bindings held her wrist. April woke to bondage. It was not the first time. Yesterday, before being kidnapped, she complained that she had no life left. I am bored with my boy friends and sex.

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