In which two ways did the nazis use imprisoned jews?

The Nazies used imprisoned Jews for forced labor and mass murder.

Explanation: Two ways in which the Nazis used the Jews were:

1. The Nazis carried out cruel experiments on Jews without informed consent. Submitting them to all types of medical torture. The result of these experiments was mostly death. In other cases, irreparable physical sequelae such as definitive disability.

2. The Nazis used the Jews to submit them to forced labor, exposing them to humiliation, without adequate food and rest and exposing various types of cruelties such as working without clothes and for long hours.

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