The hospital beds and Monowitz industrial production further confirm a labor and transit operation with support infrastructure. Dachau's library, actual showers, advanced disinfection/fumigation devices for lice, and the nursery for babies born in the camp complete the labor camp picture. The Germans had every incentive to keep their workforce healthy and productive; disease meant less output. Sophisticated fumigation equipment for delousing clothes and facilities, a dedicated library, showers, and care for newborns aren't the infrastructure of a pure death factory. They match the operational reality of a forced labor and industrial site amid the war, with hygiene measures against typhus and some support systems for prisoners.