Around 75,000 French Jews died, still a significant number.TlsMS93 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 1:14 pm The deportation of Jews from Western and Southern Europe was a complete failure based on the numbers they believed were in those countries via Wannsee and what they actually extracted from there. Less than 10% of France was deported by this count, and the Vichy government worked hard to prevent even Jews who were exiled or naturalized only in the 1920s from being deported.
http://www.holocaustresearchproject.org ... speak.htmlEven worse is the material contribution these countries made to Action 1005. How many of these countries sent timber to the Reinhardt camps and occupied Soviet territory (or used other tools of destruction like antimatter here?). Where is the documentation? Did Blobel swallow the papers?
There are French eyewitnesses to the gassings. What happened in France, was repeated, to one extent or another, all over Europe. The more cooperative a country was, and the more of its Jewish citizens who were arrested, the more never survived to the end of the war. Hence, the Netherlands had a very high death rate and Denmark a low one.TlsMS93 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 2:50 pm If, for you, "not returned" means "dead," what can I do?
As if the French had any authority to deny anything, and yet Hitler didn't apply additional pressure because maintaining good relations with Vichy was more important to him than the alleged extermination of the Jews.
The main assistance provided, by many countries, was in the identifying, arresting and transporting Jews. Latvia, Lithuania, Serbia, Ukraine and Romania were active participants, who joined with the Nazis in killing their Jewish citizens.Poles? I want to know what material contribution occupied Europe provided for the logistics of destroying those 6 million Jews? It's as if Germany were a China, rich in natural and human resources for this task.
By "gassings," do you mean saving people's lives using novel methods of hygiene? Do you mean using Zyklon B to stop the spread of typhus through the camps? Yes, there were many eyewitnesses to this.Nessie wrote: There are French eyewitnesses to the gassings. What happened in France, was repeated, to one extent or another, all over Europe. The more cooperative a country was, and the more of its Jewish citizens who were arrested, the more never survived to the end of the war. Hence, the Netherlands had a very high death rate and Denmark a low one.
Yes, it took occupation, before some countries cooperated. But, they still cooperated, and that provided the Nazis with the opportunity to arrest and transport millions of Jews. Conversely, Nazi occupation provided some countries with the opportunity to kill their Jewish citizens.TlsMS93 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 4:04 pm From Italy and Hungary only when those countries were occupied. In fact, there was no collaboration whatsoever, as no orders to kill Jews were given to them. The Jews conscripted for forced labor were, like many gentiles from the occupied countries, such as the 600,000 French workers conscripted and also sent by train.
You are trying to take this thread off topic. The topic is how much assistance the Nazis were given, by the countries they occupied or were aligned to, in enforcing their policies towards Jewish citizens. The Nuremberg Race Laws required the identification and registering of Jews. Property would be confiscated and the people transported to camps, or ghettos.TlsMS93 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 11:41 pm The problem you suggest is that they cooperated in getting themselves killed—that's your thesis. Gentiles were deported for forced labor as well, 600,000 in France alone. So your point only makes sense to those who believe in the Holocaust, which the overwhelming majority here don't. The laws of war allowed the occupying country to requisition laborers from the occupied population, so what are you complaining about?
Do you deny that the Nazis enacted the Nuremberg Race Laws, which they then imposed on the countries they occupied, who then assisted with identification, registration, arrest, and seizure of property?TlsMS93 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 02, 2025 12:34 pm First, it is necessary to prove mass murder and this has not yet been done, so this topic is pure pretension on your part to claim that countries participated in this by registering and deporting their Jews, whether they died or were killed is quite different.
IOW, it is a topic you cannot cope with, because so much of what I am discussing, arrests, transports etc, are accepted by so-called revisionists, and by accepting that, you are painting yourself into a corner you cannot get out of.TlsMS93 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 02, 2025 1:23 pm Your topic only makes sense on a pro-Holocaust blog. Why should we compromise and enter into a discussion accepting the reality of the Holocaust and discussing whether countries aided the Germans in this alleged genocide? Why did some communist-controlled countries see Jews occupying prominent or privileged positions and decide to combat them?
I don't deny localized atrocities; Eastern Jews generally became more targeted than Western Jews. Even Jewish prisoners of Western Allies were treated very well. What's not proven is murder aimed at their extermination in general.