During the Holocaust, the Germans employed various tactics to conceal their systematic genocide from the rest of the world. Firstly, they created euphemisms such as "Final Solution" to mask the true intentions of their actions. Additionally, they established concentration camps in remote areas, away from major cities and accessible transport routes, making it difficult for information to leak out. The Nazis also went to great lengths to cover up evidence of mass killings, including burning bodies and destroying documents. They heavily censored communication, monitoring and controlling all forms of media to prevent the dissemination of accurate information.
