Can you share a particularly creepy World War 2 story about the Holocaust?

Another espionage story is about the Rosenbergs. They were a married couple accused of passing atomic bomb secrets to the Soviets. Their case was highly controversial. They were executed, and it was a very tense time. The idea that there were people who might be secretly giving away the most dangerous secrets during a time when the world was divided into two blocs was really scary.

In some concentration camps, there were so - called 'selections'. The Nazis would pick out those they deemed unfit to work, which usually meant the elderly, the sick, and children. These people were then sent to their deaths in the gas chambers. The cold - blooded nature of these selections, where human lives were casually discarded, is a very scary aspect of the Holocaust.

Sure. I heard about a woman who went on a date with a man she met online. During the date, he kept staring at her in a really intense way that made her uncomfortable. Then, he started talking about his ex - girlfriends in a very negative and obsessive way. He even mentioned how he 'dealt' with one of them when she tried to break up with him. It was so creepy that the woman made an excuse and left as soon as possible.

Sure. A firefighter was called to an old, burned - out building. As he was exploring the upper floors, he saw a figure in the corner. But when he shined his flashlight on it, there was nothing there. He heard a faint crying sound and his radio started to act up with static. He quickly made his way out as he felt a sense of dread.

The Battle of the Somme was extremely harrowing. On the first day alone, thousands of soldiers were killed. They were sent 'over the top' of the trenches into a hail of enemy machine - gun fire. It was like a slaughter. The fields were filled with the bodies of young men, and the screams of the wounded filled the air.

Well, the story of the Ghost Army is quite interesting. This was a unit in the US Army that was made up of artists, designers, and sound engineers. They used inflatable tanks, sound effects of armored vehicles, and other decoys to deceive the Germans about the location and size of the Allied forces. It was a very clever and little - known strategy that helped in the Allied advance.

Well, there's this BuzzFeed story about a kid who refused to go into the basement. When asked why, he said there were 'cold hands' that would grab him down there. The family thought he was just being imaginative at first, but then they started to feel a strange coldness in the basement too. It was really spooky as they explored possible reasons from a drafty old house to something more paranormal.

Well, there was this time when I was driving in a thick fog at night. I could barely see the road in front of me. I heard what sounded like a child crying outside my car, but I couldn't see anyone. I was so freaked out that I stopped the car for a moment. Then the crying stopped. I quickly drove away, not wanting to stay there any longer. I still wonder what it could have been.

Sure. There was a man who met a woman on Tinder. She invited him over to her place. When he got there, the place was a mess and she had some really strange looking items all over. She then started talking about some really dark and disturbing things she was into, like collecting dead animals. He got out of there as fast as he could.

A holocaust survivor recounted the time when his entire block in the camp was punished because one person tried to escape. They were all made to stand outside in the freezing cold for hours. People started to collapse from the cold, and some died. He was so scared that he would be one of those who didn't make it through that night. The inhumane treatment was something that haunted him for years.