During the Holocaust, the Germans implemented various strategies to hide their actions from the rest of the world. They enforced strict censorship and propaganda to control the flow of information, making sure that news of the atrocities did not reach international audiences. They also established concentration camps and death camps in remote locations, away from populated areas, making it harder for anyone outside to witness or hear about what was happening. Additionally, they implemented a "Final Solution" of systematic murder, making efforts to destroy evidence and bury the bodies in mass graves or cremate them, further concealing the extent of their crimes.
