How Did Hitler Use Poison Gases

“Between September 1939 and April 1945 concentration camps used poison gases for the benefit of Nazis to investigate different ways to eliminate prisoners.” (wikipedia) The most frequently used method for killing or injuring prisoners was using Mustard Gas and Nerve Gas experiments. “Wounds were inflicted on prisoners by guards to see the effects that the Mustard Gas would have on prisoners.” (Sachsenhausen) Nerve gas was Sarin, which is a volatile liquid which changes into a gaseous state. The Nerve part in Nerve Gas comes from the fact that Sarin inhibits the body’s formation of cholinesterase.
“Hitler believed using poison gas during the war was unethical, and also inconsistent. He used Zyklon B and other poisonous gases to kill millions

of concentration camp prisoners.” (Everts) “When the Nerve Gas was given to prisoners a neurotransmitter that is released into the synapses that connect nerve cells to other nerve cells or muscle cells during electrical signaling. “When that enzyme is blocked, nerve cells in the brain and muscles are stuck in an overstimulated state, leading to a wide variety of symptoms including excessive sweating and salivation, pinpoint pupils, vomiting, seizures, and asphyxiation.” (historiography) Acetylcholine controls muscular contractions and if it was not neutralized after use, it would eventually produce massive muscular spasms due to its extremely increasing presence.” (Wikipedia) “When any nerve gas enters the body the effects that happen almost immediately are pupil contractions and foaming of the mouth. This is also followed by uncontrollable vomiting, twitching, and jerking. Within ten minutes of gas contribution, violent convulsions cause death.
Mustard gas is another gas used during the holocaust as an elimination.” (historiography) It is a chemical agent that causes severe burning of the skin, eyes and respiratory tract. It can be absorbed into the body through inhalation, ingestion or by coming in contact with the skin and eyes. After the mustard gas is administered, it may not take effect for a few hours or even a day. Eventually red spots will form on the skin that quickly turn into painful blisters. After the painful blisters were made, the victims' wounds were then tested to find the most effective treatment for the mustard gas burns. If the prisoners survived through a direct attack and inhale Mustard Gas, it would not take long to feel pain and swelling in the nose and throat as the blisters develop, sealing the entire airway completely.
Mustard gas and Nerve gas was used by Nazis for the purpose of mass murder in late 1939. Mustard gas experiments were used to see how it would react to inflicted wounds. Nerve gas among other chemical weapons, is arguably the most nefarious. Large amounts can wreak a victim’s nervous system and can cause painful deaths. What did hitler use the gases for? What the mustard and nerve gas does to humans? What happened to the people after they were gassed with mustard and nerve gas?