Nazgul wrote: ↑Sat Nov 30, 2024 9:43 pm
Nessie wrote: ↑Sat Nov 30, 2024 7:02 pm
Name a school, a church and a town hall that was being used to accommodate Jews in 1944.
Stop asking questions and do some research.
When you make a claim, it is up to you to do the research to back that claim up.
If you took time to read other posts, which you obviously do not, you would know that many of the camps did not have names. Your assumptions, such as naming and liberation, even camp definitions prevent you from understanding the reality.
In August 1944 I was drafted into a labour camp of the Organisation Todt ,Unternehmen Bert hold, about 20 miles from Breslau. Our accommodation, first in a barn, later on the dance floor of a country inn
Link to the source please
You have zero evidence of millions of Jews being liberated and then as displaced persons.
You have admitted to having no evidence of mass liberations or displaced Jews after the war. Hence you push the burden of proof onto me.
The evidence, from the Nazis, is that they took as many prisoners with them as they fled the Soviets, leaving behind largely empty camps. The evidence is that the Soviets found mostly empty camps. There is evidence of only a few hundred thousand Jews as displaced persons.
The burden of proof is on you as you are the one pushing the claims. You have in your mind visions of all camps being SS Konzentrationslager, which they clearly were not. There was no mass liberations as people simply walked out. The scenario you think should be the case is pure fiction.
You have failed to evidence millions of people were left behind in the camps, as the Nazis fled and they just walked out. You cannot evidence millions of Jews in Operation Todt camps in 1944-5.
I have evidenced the Nazi policy of taking prisoners with them as they fled west, only a few hundred thousand displaced Jewish persons after the war, and every occupied country reporting a huge drop in their Jewish population during occupation, which did not increase back to previous levels after the war.