> What have you been reading? It was a library book, so I don't remember the name or the author. But it was using the letters of Germans during WW2 to look at

> What have you been reading? It was a library book, so I don't remember the name or the author. But it was using the letters of Germans during WW2 to look at what the general German population felt about the war as it went on. By the time that the regime starts opening up the extermination camps, it's pretty clear to the public that the goal is to kill all the Jews, even if this is being described with euphemisms. And from time to time, the officials would actually admit that they now have industrial-scale mass murdering camps, and the reaction is essentially "... they're saying the quiet parts out loud." > Why were the death camps in Poland and not Germany? Oh, that's an easy one. Most of the Jews were in Poland, and not Germany.