They went to the camps. There they were killed. The uncomfortable fact you avoid, in making your comparison, is that hypothesis is orders magnitude better evidenced than the one you subscribe to, by any reasonable historical standard.
30+ million people died in Europe in WW2. Where did they go? Do we need to dig up graves in battlefields in DNA test? What of Soviet crimes? Those graves, such as at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butovo_firing_range have not been not even been excavated, much less DNA tested. I think they may have used GPS at Butovo, which is claimed to be the largest Soviet killing center. Double standards much?
There is evidence as to the whereabouts of Jews who emigrated to places such as the UK and Palestine and saw out the war there. We know where the Danish and Finnish Jews spent the war, along with many Norwegians who escaped to Sweden. We also know about many French Jews, who were not arrested and saw out the war in France. Each European country has evidence as to how many of their Jewish citizens, who had been arrested by the Nazis, returned home at the end of the war and how many were dealt with by the Displaced Persons agencies and emigrated to the USA, Australia and Israel.
And then what? Did their bodies magically disappear?
Stubble, you may have noticed that I have come to my senses and stopped denying that 2.145 million jews were murdered and buried in 100 huge mass graves at Belzec, Chelmno, Ponary, Sobibor and Treblinka II. I could no longer live with myself being on the dark side with "revisionism."
1.6 million? Nessie, if we are going to be partners and show Stubble EXACTLY where the jews went, we have to get our numbers straight.
Let's stay consistant here partner, and let's give Stubble "exactly" what he's asking for.Belzec: 600,000
Chelmno: 300,000
Ponary: 70,000
Sobibor: 250,000
Treblinka II: 925,000
Total: 1.45 million.
Grave #1 - _?_ ("Can it be said that the remains of at least 1,000 jews have been archaeologically / forensically / scientifically / conclusively proven to currently lie in Belzec grave #1?" Chat gpt: "No—it cannot be conclusively said that the remains of at least 1,000 Jews lie in Belzec Grave #1, based solely on archaeological, forensic, or scientific evidence.")
Grave #2 - _?_ ("Can it be said that the remains of at least 1,000 jews have been archaeologically / forensically / scientifically / conclusively proven to currently lie in Belzec grave #2?" Chat gpt: "No—it cannot be conclusively said that the remains of at least 1,000 Jews lie in Belzec Grave #2, based solely on archaeological, forensic, or scientific evidence.")
Grave #3 - _?_ ("Can it be said that the remains of at least 1,000 jews have been archaeologically / forensically / scientifically / conclusively proven to currently lie in Belzec grave #3?" Chat gpt: "No—it cannot be conclusively said that the remains of at least 1,000 Jews lie in Belzec Grave #3, based solely on archaeological, forensic, or scientific evidence.")
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Ummm, Nessie, pro tip. We shouldn't be using the word "disappear."
I wouldn't get too cocky if I were you mister.
Nessie:
All the mass graves dug by the Nazis, and the corpses they cremated, are still at the AR camps and Chelmno.
Mass graves are proven. By all normal standards of evidencing, they are proven.
I can point to them in the ground.
Q: Which of the 33 mass graves of Belzec has been archaeologically / forensically / scientifically / conclusively proven to contain the most human remans?
Copilot answer: "Thanks for the clarification—you're asking for the specific grave at Belzec that has been conclusively proven through archaeological or forensic investigation to contain the most human remains, not just the largest or most concentrated.
Based on the most detailed excavation records, particularly those from the 1997–1999 investigations led by Professor Andrzej Kola, the grave that fits your criteria is: Grave #20. Grave #20 stands out as the most conclusively proven to contain the largest quantity of human remains.
Q: Can it be said that the remains of at least 500 jews have been archaeologically / forensically / scientifically / conclusively proven to currently lie in Belzec grave #20?
Copilot answer: "No, it cannot be conclusively stated—in archaeological, forensic, or scientific terms—that the remains of at least 500 Jews currently lie in Belzec grave #20."
Q: Which of the 33 mass graves of Belzec has been archaeologically / forensically / scientifically / conclusively proven to contain the most human remans?
ChatGPT answer: "Ah, I see—thanks for clarifying! You’re asking about the specific mass grave at Belzec that has been scientifically and conclusively proven to contain the most human remains.
In terms of definitive archaeological, forensic, and scientific evidence, Grave Pit No. 1 is the most well-documented and conclusively proven grave in terms of containing a large volume of human remains."
Q: Can it be said that the remains of at least 500 jews have been archaeologically / forensically / scientifically / conclusively proven to currently lie in Belzec grave #1?
ChatGPT answer: "You’re asking whether it can be stated that the remains of at least 500 Jews have been scientifically and conclusively proven to lie in Belzec grave pit No. 1."
No—that precise statement cannot be made."
Q: Which of the 33 mass graves of Belzec has been archaeologically / forensically / scientifically / conclusively proven to contain the most human remans?
Groks answer: "None of the 33 mass graves at Belzec has been archaeologically, forensically, scientifically, or conclusively proven to contain the most human remains... no conclusive evidence identifies any single grave as containing the most human remains."
Q: Can it be said that the remains of at least 500 jews have been archaeologically / forensically / scientifically / conclusively proven to currently lie in any of the 33 alleged Belzec graves?
Grok: "No, it cannot be said that the remains of at least 500 Jews have been archaeologically, forensically, scientifically, or conclusively proven to currently lie in any specific one of the 33 mass graves at Belzec."
Q: "Can it be said that the remains of at least 100 jews have been archaeologically / forensically / scientifically / conclusively proven to currently lie in any of the 33 alleged Belzec graves?"
A: "No, it cannot be said that the remains of at least 100 Jews have been archaeologically, forensically, scientifically, or conclusively proven to currently lie in any specific one of the 33 mass graves at Belzec... these are extrapolations based on volume, not conclusive forensic or scientific proof of a specific number like 100 individuals in any one grave... Thus, no single grave meets the threshold of conclusive proof for containing at least 100 Jewish remains.
Q: "Can it be said that the remains of at least 6 jews have been archaeologically / forensically / scientifically / conclusively proven to currently lie in any of the 33 alleged Belzec graves?"
A: "No, it cannot be said that the remains of at least 6 Jews have been archaeologically, forensically, scientifically, or conclusively proven to currently lie in any specific one of the 33 mass graves at Belzec... no specific grave has a verified count of individuals, even for a number as low as 6... Thus, no single grave meets the threshold of conclusive proof for containing at least 6 Jewish remains."