"The Jewish question is again giving us a headache. This time, however, not because we have gone to far, but because we have not gone far enough" (Joseph Goebbels' Diaries: Excerpts, 1942-43). So, how far is far enough? Crematoriums, electrocution, phenol injections, burning pits, explosives, gas chambers? The question of what to do with the Jewish race is to deal with them like any beast of burden. Work them till they collapse, then take their life. By warding off the Jews I am fighting for the Lord's work" (Adolph Hitler, Speech, Reichstag, 1936). It is, nevertheless, the horrific treatment and attempted gynoecia of the Jewish race during World War II, under Adolf Hitler's iron fist, that makes the Holocaust possibly the darkest period in human history to this day.

The founding step into the darkest days of humanity was the organized extermination of the Jewish `vermin'...