I used Olympic swimming pools as an analogy, as it is commonly understood, to show just how large the area of TII is, that has the disturbed ground found by the Poles in 1945 and where the main memorial was built and still in 2011, geophysics located large pits.
You got confused and thought I meant the entire 2 hectares, up to 7m deep was one massive grave!
I clarified for you that it was the area in which the main graves were located, of which the 2011 survey found 6 round the edge of the memorial. You hate being confronted with archaeological and forensic evidence to prove a large volume of ground was dug up and contains cremated human remains.
If you want to prove there were no mass graves, you need EVIDENCE, such as;
- an eyewitness who worked inside the camp, who was in the area Lager 1 and who states that no mass graves were dug there.
- geophysical or archaeological evidence from that area, that proves the ground is undisturbed.
- documentary evidence of mass transports of hundreds of thousands of people back out of the camp.
You have none of that, so you fail.
