In this case it might undermine the credibility of the out side burning claims. This was all invented by Scharführer Herbert Floß, a genius so great that no one outside the AR camps can recreate it.
Lieutenant Franciszek Ząbecki was a station master at the village of Treblinka(1942–1944). He was a spy. Despite all the alleged cremation with plumes of smoke, he only takes a single photo, not of cremations but the burning of buildings at the uprising when the place was crawling with security. It begs the question, why a man with so much knowledge and a camera to record these events, did not take photos of the alleged crime. I am sure he had many hours alone in that lonely station to gather hard evidence. Why did the spook not take pics of the cremation smoke. As Marian Olszuk saw nothing around the current TII, neither did Zabecki.
Indeed this was discussed at length on the last incarnation of RODOH. Sadly a few computers later that information is gone. The topic was on the spaghetti woman in the pile, which appeared to be badly photoshopped of the era it was in.
Yes, there were several fishy aspects of the 'photos' in this regard.
It's great to have you here again Hektor, welcome.Hektor wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2024 7:28 pm
Yes, there were several fishy aspects of the 'photos' in this regard.
Now I wonder. Is Mark Felton a closet Holocaust Denier.
TisMS93It's great to have you here again Hektor, welcome.
That's an appeal to one's own credentials, which isn't a valid argument. I recall there were problems with those photos. But then even if they were real, they don't prove what they would have to prove. That there were cremations (attempts?) in Auschwitz isn't really in dispute.erichunt420 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 23, 2024 2:08 am ....
This is straw man stuff. Someone did a study on this photograph. Had much higher resolution original OG of the photo. I was trained in a traditional photo development and photomaking dark room with the red light and everything. You? What do you know about photoshop now or OG photoshop dodging and burning a print? More than me? Or you just want to believe whatever you want ?
In other words, there is no silver bullet for either side of the argument, only circumstantial evidence that apparently converges to a conclusion and that is what both sides offer. Both sides appeal to a conspiracy, Aktion 1005 or the Allies kept a document that would unmask the hoax.Hektor wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2024 9:11 amThat's an appeal to one's own credentials, which isn't a valid argument. I recall there were problems with those photos. But then even if they were real, they don't prove what they would have to prove. That there were cremations (attempts?) in Auschwitz isn't really in dispute.erichunt420 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 23, 2024 2:08 am ....
This is straw man stuff. Someone did a study on this photograph. Had much higher resolution original OG of the photo. I was trained in a traditional photo development and photomaking dark room with the red light and everything. You? What do you know about photoshop now or OG photoshop dodging and burning a print? More than me? Or you just want to believe whatever you want ?
So what would a photo from this prove? It would be still perfectly in line with the Revisionist thesis, but not really help the Exterminationist thesis. Just that it wouldn't contradict this neither.
TlsMS93 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2024 11:34 amIn other words, there is no silver bullet for either side of the argument, only circumstantial evidence that apparently converges to a conclusion and that is what both sides offer. Both sides appeal to a conspiracy, Aktion 1005 or the Allies kept a document that would unmask the hoax.Hektor wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2024 9:11 amThat's an appeal to one's own credentials, which isn't a valid argument. I recall there were problems with those photos. But then even if they were real, they don't prove what they would have to prove. That there were cremations (attempts?) in Auschwitz isn't really in dispute.erichunt420 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 23, 2024 2:08 am ....
This is straw man stuff. Someone did a study on this photograph. Had much higher resolution original OG of the photo. I was trained in a traditional photo development and photomaking dark room with the red light and everything. You? What do you know about photoshop now or OG photoshop dodging and burning a print? More than me? Or you just want to believe whatever you want ?
So what would a photo from this prove? It would be still perfectly in line with the Revisionist thesis, but not really help the Exterminationist thesis. Just that it wouldn't contradict this neither.
HektorThe burden of proof would have been on their side. But all we get is narrative pushing. Clearly a campaign. In order to ignore that, they call you conspiracy theorist pointing that out. Revisionists of course can't proof the negative. Since one can come up with another version, whenever the older version is shown to be false or without substance. But Exterminationists had 80 years to prove their case, they failed miserably and have to resort to talking points and court room theatrics, which apparently they are quite good at.