Introduction “Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State” is one of the most voracious and informative documentaries on the Holocaust. It presents the inner establishment of the Nazi realization of Hitler’s “final solution.” It was the accomplishment of the systematic genocide of Jews . This salient picture reveals the thoroughly researched chronicle of the “death factory”, its foundation and development, and nowadays historical evidence of survivors and perpetrators. The film examines the characteristics of the infamous Holocaust engineers like Himmler, Höss, and Mengele known as “death doctors”. Using historical photographs, computer models of the camps, interviews with victims and offenders the filmmakers create the truthful image of Auschwitz. This essay is intended to describe the inner workings of the concentration camps, the system of implementation of the annihilation of millions of European Jews, horrible experiments under prisoners, and mass murders. Everyone should know about this crime as the historical lesson of what should never be repeated. The Nazi ideology The film reveals the military ideology of Nazi Germany under the leadership of Hitler. The Nazi ideology was based on Nazism and racism. Nazis insist on the superiority of the so-called Aryan race . The other nations were qualified as “mongrel races”. Hitler claimed that “great nations” were developed from homogeneous populations of “great races”. These nations naturally grew from “races” with “natural good health, and aggressive, intelligent, courageous traits” (BBC – History). The “weakest nations” were called “mongrel races”, because they had weak cultures, were divided between themselves, and spread all over the world. The Nazis reckoned among them mainly Jews, but also Gypsies, homosexuals, Jehovah’s Witnesses , and anti-socials. They proclaimed that all the “mongrel races” should be wiped off the face of the earth. One of the architects of the Nazi death machine was Himmler. He controlled the work of the concentration camp system . Auschwitz description Auschwitz was the complex of Nazi concentration camps during World War II. The camp was based in the Polish town of Oswiecim , renamed by Nazi Germany Auschwitz. It consisted of three large camps and 45 sub-camps. The first camp was called Stammlager. The German term “Stalag”, the short form of Stammlager, was used for prisoner-of-war camps . The second camp was called Birkenau by the name of Polish village Brzezinka in its German translation. The third camp was called Buna-Monowitz. It was built in Germany , as in 1942 some of the Polish territories were annexed to Germany. The camp’s long-term goal was the extirpation of “mongrel races” in Europe. It is a fact that death was the inevitable outcome for most people taken in Auschwitz. Genocide methods The film shows us the horrible pictures of genocide methods, which were practiced by fascists on the occupied territories. A lot of people died because of overwork, diseases, and starvation in ghettos and labor camps. The everyday food portion for prisoners was too small to survive. The Nazis did not distribute any more food, because the final goal was death. The situation was worsened by diseases. Death was gradual and unavoidable. Every day a lot of prisoners were taken into the trains and removed out of the gh