WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Hitler's 'special execution group' rounded up patients and doctors from psychiatric hospitals such as the one in Owinska (main) and took them to Concentration Camp Poznan (bottom left), the first place the Nazis experimented with lethal gas. They seized the 19th Century fort -once known as Fort Colomb - in October 1939. Three trucks carrying 25 people left the hospital every day and took them to primitive gas chambers (top right) which had formerly been used as an artillery depot. Once the men had been killed, the SS began taken the female patients and eventually the children. By November, all the patients were dead. The Nazis also used mobile gas chambers (bottom right) in specially adapted vans to kill patients from other hospitals in the area. By mid-1940, more than 5,000 patients and hundreds of Poles had been gassed to death at the camp.

These incredible pictures show how the transport used - and the conditions - can vary enormously from country to country. In India a rush hour journey can be teeming with cows, goats and rickshaws. In Tokyo the trains are so busy that staff are employed to push people into the carriages. In Hue City, Vietnam, meanwhile, thousands of commuters take to motorbikes and charge en masse to their places of work.

NEW She is UFC's highest paid fighter but Ronda Rousey (right and right of inset) hates to inflict injury and would 'prefer winning with no one getting hurt.' Despite being called a barbarian after fights where her sole purpose to break her opponents arm, the 28-year-old fighter reveals how the sport is actually an outlet for her bottled up anger, grief and self-loathing which stems from her father, Ron Rousey, committing suicide when she was only eight-years old (left)

In an interview with radio host Aaron Klein, Gennifer Flowers, (left, in 1992, right, in 2013) who claims she had a 12-year relationship with Bill Clinton, said that Hillary has not 'accepted responsibility at being an enabler' of her husband's sexual behavior. The former news reporter said that she also had not released all of the evidence of her affair with the former president, and that she has some kept in a safety deposit box. The interview came the same day that Hillary and Bill Clinton celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary by sharing photos (inset) of the ceremony in 1975.

A heartwarming photograph has emerged on social media of a young man who allowed a stranger with special needs to hold his hand on a busy bus. Godfrey Cuotto, a 22-year-old student was photographed sitting next to a man known as 'Robert' on a busy bus in Ontario, Canada. Robert who is deaf and suffers from cerebral palsy is said to have needed comforting after being overwhelmed on the busy bus.

One Massachusetts couple has committed to living only on six per cent of their combined income so they can give $100,000 a year to charity. Since 2008, Julia Wise and her husband, Jeff Kaufman, pictured left, have donated a comparable percentage of their income every year. The couple has been married since 2009 and view the money they earn as belonging 'to whoever needs it most.'

Ji Yeo, 29, from Seoul in South Korea, now based in New York, cared for the ten women post-op in exchange for taking their photograph in a project entitled Beauty Recovery Room. South Korea has the world's highest per capita rate of cosmetic surgery. Ji Yeo said: 'It is a culture where men are judged on their financial balance sheet and women by their beauty.'

Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman Chase Utley was suspended two playoff games by Major League Baseball on Sunday night for his late takeout slide that broke New York Mets shortstop Ruben Tejada's right leg. Utley's agent called the penalty 'outrageous and completely unacceptable' and said there would be an appeal of the suspension. The Mets and Dodgers are tied at one-all in the best-of-five NL Division Series. Game 3 is scheduled for Monday night at Citi Field in New York, with the league hoping to resolve the Utley matter before game time.

At 77 metres (252.6ft) and speeds in excess of 27 knots, the aptly-named Silver Fast (inset), built in Australia, has gone on the market for €79.5million (£60million or $90million). It is the fastest aluminium motor yacht with conventional propulsion, boasting three decks (top left), a large lounge (top right), a dining room for up to 20 people (bottom left), and a striking metallic silver livery (bottom right). Well-heeled guests can also relax in an eight-person hot tub or a spa that includes a sauna and beauty salon while sailing around the world.

NEW The bypass road of national highway 44 (top and bottom left) snakes through Peddakunta village in the southern state of Telangana, cutting off the community from its headquarters on the other side. Since the road was built in 2006, Peddakunta has been dubbed the 'village of highway widows' with only one male adult left among the huts of 35 families. Some 25 male residents have been killed trying to reach the other side, locals say. One widow held up a picture of her husband's body after he was killed on the bypass (right), while several children have been left fatherless, including young girl P Chitti (top right).

Rapper-turned-businessman Jesse Itzler has written a new book about hiring a Navy SEAL to live in his New York City apartment for a month as his personal trainer. Itzler, who is married to Spanx creator Sara Blakely (pictured together, right), says he met the unnamed SEAL at a relay marathon in 2010, a race the Navy man ran solo. So impressed by his performance, 47-year-old Itzler tracked the SEAL down and invited him to stay with him at his $30million apartment on Central Park West for a month that December as his live-in fitness trainer. The workout experiment proved so successful that Itzler recently wrote about the experience in a new book, Living with a SEAL: 31 Days Training with the Toughest Man on the Planet (left), due out on November 3.

Craig Clopton was investigating the murder of Harris County Deputy Darren Goforth, who was shot while filling his patrol car in August. Clopton admitted he had 'consensual sexual contact' with the witness, who was allegedly having an affair with Goforth for the last 15 months. Harris County Sheriff Ron Hickman said Clopton's conduct was 'inexcusable' and said there will be a joint investigation with the District Attorney's office. Shannon Miles, 30, was arrested and charged with Goforth's murder. His attorney believes Clopton's revelations will impact the credibility of both the witness during trial and the sheriff's office's investigation.

Ever fancied a wasabi-flavoured Kit Kat? As 'all natural' protein bar (top left) made with cricket flour launches in the UK, FEMAIL examines the unusual snacks on sale in other parts of the globe. Clockwise from top centre: Canada offers diners pizza-flavoured slushies; in Japan crisp-fans crunch avocado-flavoured Cheetos; while spaghetti Bolognese ice lollies are also sold in Japan, along with grilled corn Kit Kats; beer and sausage Doritos are also available - a flavour that also seems most likely to take off in the UK.

In My Way: Berlusconi in His Own Words, by journalist Alan Friedman, the three-time Italian premier reveals his failures and successes on the world stage - claiming that he tried in vain to dissuade Tony Blair and George W Bush against the illegal war in Iraq. But he also reveals how it was his friend Gaddafi (together, top right) who taught him the infamous 'bunga bunga' joke, and how he incited Angela Merkel's wrath after calling her an 'un****able lardarse' (together, bottom right). He also dismisses claims he could have entertained 33 women in two months, and maintains he never touched nightclub dancer Ruby (right).

Amateur photographer Wayne Pinkston snapped the images of the caves in Utah that were once occupied by the Anasazi people, who lived there before suddenly vanishing a thousand years later. The Anasazi were a pre-Columbian civilisation who built stone buildings and lived in large caves or alcoves that could be easily defended, before they suddenly abandoned the caves around 1300AD.

The footage purports to show Debra Lloyd, who was allegedly behind the wheel of the car smashing into the police patrol cars in North Carolina. The video, which was filmed by a passenger on a bus, shows the silver car driving in circles in the middle of the busy Gastonia intersection (top left) before ramming two police cars (bottom left and right). The clip concludes with the damaged car veering off the road, rolling down a 12 foot ditch and coming to a stop on its roof.

The nine American servicemen - all in their 90s - opened their tour on Monday with a memorial service for their fellow fallen soldiers at the Commonwealth War Graves near Tokyo (main), with an emphasis on reconciliation. Historians say some 30,000 allied force members were held as prisoners in Japan during World War II. Some 12,000 American prisoners were shipped to Japan and forced to work at more than 50 sites to support imperial Japan's war effort.

The images, taken by Chris Chambers, from the UK, show the contrast between the stark reality of a couple's wedding day scene and the perfected image for the finished album. The finished image, from a couple named Leanne and Chris' wedding, shows the bride and groom kissing under blue skies, with their reflection shining in a still water surface, left. The behind the scenes shot does, however, show an altogether less glamorous scene, right. The photographer, can be seen laying face first in the muddy field in order to capture the perfect shot.

A rap music video featuring strippers, gunfire sound effects and marijuana imagery has surfaced on YouTube featuring embattled NFL star Greg Hardy. The Dallas Cowboys defensive end made the video for the song I'm Just Me in late 2014 after he was found guilty of two counts of domestic violence.

Police have arrested and charged a woman in the attempted abduction of a teenage girl who bailed out of the suspect's moving car to escape in Connecticut. Towanna Randall, 38, of New Haven, Connecticut was arrested Saturday and charged with sexual assault, unlawful restraint and reckless endangerment.

Brit Bentine, 31, from Houston, Texas, works with make-up artists and costume designers to create the gruesome scenes starring children as young as one-year-old. Brit, who is the founder of Locked Illusions Photographer, started the the horror-inspired series by photographing her own children for the project, which she noted is not for Halloween.

Multi-millionaire tobacco retail tycoon The Candyman (pictured left, with his wife Taesha acting as a sushi platter) has won 25,000 Australian dollars (18,000 US dollars) in defamation damages from his former nanny Michelle Manthey (inset). The Queensland District Court heard Michelle Manthey made claims in a tearful interview with A Current Affair this year where she said the Gold Coast party king took pictures of his wife covered in raw seafood while his daughters were present. The court heard there was no admissible evidence of this. But Judge Paul Smith said Mr Beynon would receive 'far less' damages than a person without a reputation of posting pictures of 'bare-breasted' and 'barely clad' women at his home online. Pictured right is a recent image from Mr Beynon's Instagram.

NEW Philippe Morgese (top right), from Florida, quickly learned how to cope with his daughter's full head of hair when he became her sole guardian when she was just one. After mastering complex looks, the inspirational parent opened a styling class for other fathers and daughters called Daddy Daughter Hair Factory. It was such a hit that pictures from the event on Imgur earned more than two million views.

Georgia the hamadryas baboon was spotted engaging in the unusual behavior at Paignton Zoo in the UK (pictured). The hamadryas baboon was given a broom head by zookeepers to play with, but she seemed more interested in cleaning her teeth than her enclosure. Similar behavior has been observed in Sulawesi crested macaques. Zoo keeper Liz Chisholm said:'Georgia was inspecting a broom head. Then I saw her pull out a bristle, examine it, pull it taut between both hands and very deliberately start to floss her teeth. She did it several times, both top and bottom set. I only saw Georgia behaving like this, but she had several pupils, as she was being watched by other baboons.'

Mr Magoo, from Vancouver, Canada, is an online sensation thanks to his unusual condition which causes his tongue to stick out. The short-haired cat has 26,000 followers on Instagram and his owner regularly posts snaps of the cat wearing fun outfits including a street-style hoodie (left) and a Hawaiian shirt (right) and his trademark pose.

Captured on camera in America, the fluffy wide-eyed creature was filmed by a staff member at WildCareOklahoma having a wash in a dog bowl. In the clip it shakes its wings from side to side before looking down and burying its head into the water every so often (left). Later in the video the bird glares at the video maker, as if mortified that it is being watched (right).