Why did the nazis, tried to hide their concentration camps if they thought they were doing the right thing by killing all the sub humans and advancing the Human Race? How come they got a belief so strong that they would kill children for it but are not confident enough to declare it? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

Why did the nazis, tried to hide their concentration camps if they thought they were doing the right thing by killing all the sub humans and advancing the Human Race? How come they got a belief so strong that they would kill children for it but are not confident enough to declare it?

by Bringbackrome

Sorry if my question is not clear.

voyeur324

I have previously found relevant answers by /u/commiespaceinvader and /u/estherke in To what extent was Hitler able to keep the brutality of the concentration camps secret from the Allies and the German people?

See also At what point did the existence of Nazi concentration camps become public knowledge and what was the public response? answered by /u/PeculiarLeah.