The Germans attempted to conceal the Holocaust from the rest of the world by conducting the mass murders in remote locations and concentration camps, away from the prying eyes of the international community. They also enforced strict censorship and control over media outlets to prevent the dissemination of information about the atrocities being committed. Additionally, they tried to manipulate and deceive foreign governments and organizations through propaganda and misinformation campaigns, downplaying or denying the existence of the Holocaust. Furthermore, they imposed severe consequences for those who attempted to speak out or reveal the truth about the genocide, instilling fear and hindering potential whistle-blowers from coming forward.
