What did the soldiers witness when they were alive?
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More than 50% of the people interned in Auschwitz died—whether they were executed, or died of starvation, exhaustion, torture, disease, pseudo-scientific experiments, or the harsh conditions of daily life and slave labor in the camp. The average life expectancy did not exceed a few weeks after imprisonment.
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Soldiers' nerves had, it could be held, gone 'on strike', as one ... and torn up, placed among lepers, to be buried alive and to die.
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