Yes, it feels like Holocaust Wack-A-Mole!borjastick wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 12:03 pm
Don't give Nessie Bum Bum the oxygen he craves. Ignore the boy and let's see if the turd can be flushed because it sure can't be polished...
Now show me evidence of another crematorium with a wire mesh sliding grill for its ventilation system, since it is unlikely the Kremas were a unique design that needed its ventilation system protected with a grill.HansHill wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 12:00 pmPerfectly incorrect, and that is not what this document shows.Nessie wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 11:55 am
In isolation, a room fitted with "4 wire mesh introduction devices" is evidence that the room has 4 metal apparatuses, used to insert something into the room. The "4 wooden covers" suggest something to cover over the hole used to introduce whatever is being inserted into the room.
1) Pressac mistranslated the word. “Drahtnetzeinschiebevorrichtung” = “wire net sliding device”
2) Pressac himself seemingly didn’t consider it “evidence” because of his famous retreat to “criminal traces”, meaning this isn't anything "in isolation" as you put it, according even to Pressac.
3) Nor did Van Pelt, who didn’t bother use this document in the Irving trial, because Van Pelt is smart.
4) Literature of this time contains multiple references to “wire” “mesh” “screen” “sliding” “devices” for exmaple, to act as a mesh to slide behind (or infront of) a screen or opening - these wire devices are in keeping with the literature at the time.
5) These can be understood as being safety features for the operation of the morgues, for example a mesh sliding grill to be slid over the intake or outlets in the ventilation system.
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It is like wack-a-mole, in that revisionists present all sorts of different, contradictory opinions on what the Kremas were being used for 1943-4 and when I ask for evidence to prove the usage, they dodge and duck and re-present their opinion again.HansHill wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 12:09 pmYes, it feels like Holocaust Wack-A-Mole!borjastick wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 12:03 pm
Don't give Nessie Bum Bum the oxygen he craves. Ignore the boy and let's see if the turd can be flushed because it sure can't be polished...
Cope!!Nessie wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 12:17 pm
Now show me evidence of another crematorium with a wire mesh sliding grill for its ventilation system, since it is unlikely the Kremas were a unique design that needed its ventilation system protected with a grill.
Then show me evidence, from witnesses, documents, or other source, that corroborates the "wire net sliding device" was a grill for the ventilation system.
I am not interested in your opinion as to what you think it was, I want evidence.
Ladies and gentlemen talking of dodging and ducking I give you, and you can keep him, Nessie Bum Bum.Nessie wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 12:22 pmIt is like wack-a-mole, in that revisionists present all sorts of different, contradictory opinions on what the Kremas were being used for 1943-4 and when I ask for evidence to prove the usage, they dodge and duck and re-present their opinion again.HansHill wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 12:09 pmYes, it feels like Holocaust Wack-A-Mole!borjastick wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 12:03 pm
Don't give Nessie Bum Bum the oxygen he craves. Ignore the boy and let's see if the turd can be flushed because it sure can't be polished...
They are modern and do not look like sliding mesh covers for vents. It should have been obvious, but maybe not, that I am asking about German crematoriums back in the 1930s/40s.HansHill wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 12:25 pmCope!!Nessie wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 12:17 pm
Now show me evidence of another crematorium with a wire mesh sliding grill for its ventilation system, since it is unlikely the Kremas were a unique design that needed its ventilation system protected with a grill.
Then show me evidence, from witnesses, documents, or other source, that corroborates the "wire net sliding device" was a grill for the ventilation system.
I am not interested in your opinion as to what you think it was, I want evidence.
And here's one specifically use for morgues:
https://www.ysenmed-morgue.com/show-203.html
The "4 wire mesh slide in devices" have now become proto-filters! Is there going to be any contemporaneous to the Krema operations in 1943-4 evidence to back up this latest theory?Stubble wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 4:59 pm Those high efficiency electrostatic filters (effective with particle filtration down to half a micron) are most definitely an evolution of the type described for gas shelter ventilation in the previous posts.
Although, yes, they are not exactly the same.
Good lord Nessie.
Also, Mr Hill, wow, thank you for these posts. I'm going to delve further into this. It may merit a new thread, perhaps you could start one.
Thank you for this, I've identified some problems here.blake121666 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 14, 2025 3:13 pm I've been looking over the Holocaust-History.org stuff the past week or so and should probably link to their takes on the Kula columns:
Zyklon Introduction Columns
Four wire-mesh introduction devices,
four wooden covers
There are no columns listed here. Wire Mesh Insertion Devices are listed, not columns.
Your first link
These columns are listed in the inventory of crematorium II, March 31, 1943, as "wire-mesh insertion devices" (Drahtnetzeinschiebvorrichtung) with "wooden covers" (Holzblenden).
This is problematic and dangerous for obvious reasons, but I'll explain anyway. Inferring the document is incorrect to fit a genocidal narrative is a Deus Ex Machina solution to a problem. That problem being "how to get the pellets safely into and back out of the room again". The evidence doesn't "converge" if you must alter it in material ways.
Your second link
As Pressac points out (pp. 429-30), it is Leichenkeller 1 which contains the wire-mesh introduction devices and the wooden covers, though the numerals "4" for these items are entered on the second line.We know the numbers are switched because all the other evidence converges on Leichenkeller 1 as the gas chamber, and not Leichenkeller 2 (which was the room where the victims undressed).