I highlighted it in bold.bombsaway wrote: ↑Mon Oct 13, 2025 1:34 am
I mean you may think I have no argument, there we disagree. You have slipped further and further into the hole of self delusion furthered by the echo chamber here, but whatever that's your prerogative.
None of your points make much sense to me, eg the assertion that I lean on a tiny fuel requirement? Not so, fuel requirement was considerable, but assuming it was all liquid fuels not beyond the capability of NS Germany.
There are unknowns here, just like there are for your assertion about maintenance of resettled Jews in these territories. They must have been fed, secured, supplied as well (cascading problems for you, not addressed at all). The issue of supplying the ghettos was a huge one for NS Germany in Poland at least and v important in the decision to empty them.
I want to open this up for debate here, because I could be missing something. Now, to the best of my knowledge, Germany was in a fuel crunch (in addition to all of the other crunches, like, the calorie crunch). This is part of the reason they were unable to win on the eastern front.
Here, Bombsaway says they had no real limits of liquid fuel.
Beyond the need to show 'benzene' deliveries that would have been literal tankers to try to incinerate a group of bodies with liquid fuel, and the fact that liquid fuel flashes and thus does not deliver sufficient energy to efficiently incinerate bodies, much of the heat being harmlessly given up to the atmosphere, and the other various problems with this assertion, I have to ask, did the Germans have a fuel hack I am unaware of?
We have gone from the bodies were obliterated with a couple of cords of green pine, to, the bodies were obliterated with a couple of gallons of 'benzene', 'petrol', 'gasoline' or 'diesel'...
Where, did this precious wartime resource come from? Did the luftwaffe donate it? The panzer divisions? The grenadiers? Who gave up gas to simply be burned in the open air during the largest combat operation in human history (short of operation barkhane)?