WW2 GERMAN NAZI AMAZING PIECE OF HOLOCAUST HISTORY - FIRST GAS CHAMBER BUS CAR PLATE PRE-CONCENTRATION CAMPS
BEFORE THE CREATION OF CONCENTRATION CAMPS, THE SS AND THE GESTAPO STARTED BY MASS EXECUTIONS OF JEWS AND OTHER UNDESIRED PERSONS.
ONE NIGHT, A GERMAN SOLDIER PASSED OUT BECAUSE HE WAS TOO DRUNK AND HIS CAR - TRUCK WAS STILL POWERED ON AND HE DIED OF Carbon monoxide INTOXICATION.
THEN THE SS HAD THE IDEA TO USE A TRUCK POWERED ON, CONNECTED TO A CLOSED ROOM TO KILL JEWS.
THAT WAS THE FIRST GAS CHAMBER EVER EXISTED.
THEN THEY USED Gaubschat vehicle plants BUS TO MAKE IT A MOBILE GAS CHAMBER.
THIS PLATE IS A PLATE FROM ONE OF THESE BUS. WITH THE SERIAL NUMBER, IT'S AN EARLY 1940S PLATE AND IT WAS FOUND IN POLAND WHERE THESE ACTIVITIES OCCURED.
THIS IS AN AMAZING PIECE OF HISTORY THAT YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO FIND ANOTHER EVER!!!
Gaubschat Fahrzeugwerke GmbH was founded in 1904 in Rixdorf (from 1912 Neukölln ) by Fritz Gaubschat . The company at Karl-Marx-Strasse 269–273 was primarily known for the production of bus trains .
1904-1945
After its foundation, Gaubschat mainly produced horse-drawn carriages and, from 1922, bus bodies on chassis from various manufacturers, including the Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft . In 1937 the company presented the first omnibus train. This vehicle consisted of an omnibus and a positively steered trailer, which always followed the track of the rear axle of the bus. Gaubschat Fahrzeugwerke acquired the rights to build this vehicle from an Italian manufacturer. The bus train was quickly given the name "D-Zug der Landstraße" and became Gaubschat's most important product. Gaubschat supplied, among other things, the Deutsche Reichsbahn with these bus trains. The largest model was 22 meters long. During the Second World War , the Gaubschat vehicle factories received increasing armaments orders. Among other things, they also made bodies for gas trucks . In these "special vehicles", units of the SS killed people. This emerges from an exchange of letters between the chief of the security police and Gaubschat.
