Sentence examples for death factories from inspiring English sources

Experts estimate that ultimately some six million Jews were murdered in the death factories of eastern Europe.

Clearly, the story foreshadows the Nazi death factories and a world in which "guilt is always beyond doubt".

As Sweden's envoy in Budapest from July 1944, Mr. Wallenberg prevented the deportation of 20,000 Jews destined for Nazi concentration camps or death factories.

But if his film promises to explore every dark corner of the death factories at Birkenau, it leaves out the gassing itself.

Coined by British postpunk experimentalists Throbbing Gristle, the term industrial simultaneously evoked the genre's bleak, dystopian worldview and its harsh, assaultive sound ("muzak for the death factories," as Throbbing Gristle put it).

In particular, he sought to re-center our attention on the "forgotten" Holocaust, on the reality that at least as many Jews were killed in mass actions in Ukraine, Poland, Belarus, and the Baltic states as were dispatched in the death factories of Birkenau and Treblinka.

Those who argued against stopping Iran from getting a bomb were like those who in 1944 refused the Jewish plea to bomb the alleged death factory in Auschwitz.

She stood in a patch of sunlight, the red blood under her shoes, the vivid carcasses tacked round her, a bullock bleeding its life away not six feet away from her, and the death factory roaring all round her".

— "That was a death factory!" But at Dachau, too, Abish feels an "inexplicable detachment," a failure to feel, "even though, for all I knew, members of my own family were entombed here".

Yet what was also so striking during Mr. Bush's visit, apart from the vastness of Heinrich Himmler's death factory, was how much ordinary life has crept back up to the edge of the barbed wire.

In this country, such patients have recourse, instead, to the website of the non-profit Dignitas death factory, whose customer base owes so much to the British pro-life movement.