Nessie wrote: ↑Sat Oct 25, 2025 1:09 pm
Would a so-called revisionist provide a quantity for how many are buried at TII? Plus, show the evidence on which they base their claim.
Good question Nessie. To my knowledge (please correct me if I'm wrong), no Revisionist has yet been given access or means to produce a quantity analysis of the kind you are requesting on site.
It sounds like we are on the same page here, for once, and I would strongly support you were you to begin campaigning openly for an analysis of this kind being performed!
**Edit**
Anyway this has derailed Stubble's Dresden thread long enough, please take any "rebuttal" you may have to any of the AR threads and I'll join you there.
Nessie wrote: ↑Sat Oct 25, 2025 1:09 pm
Would a so-called revisionist provide a quantity for how many are buried at TII? Plus, show the evidence on which they base their claim.
Good question Nessie. To my knowledge (please correct me if I'm wrong), no Revisionist has yet been given access or means to produce a quantity analysis of the kind you are requesting on site.
I take it you discount the Richard Krege survey and that you discount all the evidence so far produced by surveys of the camp?
It sounds like we are on the same page here, for once, and I would strongly support you were you to begin campaigning openly for an analysis of this kind being performed!
I regard the existing work as open. It has been done in public with reports published. I would also ask, which so-called revisionist has the necessary training and qualifications to conduct such a survey, the results of which you would accept?
Nessie wrote: ↑Sat Oct 25, 2025 2:14 pm
I take it you discount the Richard Krege survey and that you discount all the evidence so far produced by surveys of the camp?
I regard the existing work as open. It has been done in public with reports published. I would also ask, which so-called revisionist has the necessary training and qualifications to conduct such a survey, the results of which you would accept?
Nessie wrote: ↑Sat Oct 25, 2025 2:14 pm
I take it you discount the Richard Krege survey and that you discount all the evidence so far produced by surveys of the camp?
I regard the existing work as open. It has been done in public with reports published. I would also ask, which so-called revisionist has the necessary training and qualifications to conduct such a survey, the results of which you would accept?
Start a Richard Krege thread.
Do you accept the evidence of the Dresden pyres, that they worked and cremated the corpses to at least cremains?
Do you accept the evidence of the Ohrdruf pyre, that it got hot enough to bend the rails and left corpses more or less whole, but renderable to cremains?
HansHill wrote: ↑Sat Oct 25, 2025 12:03 pmIts much harder for you to assert 800,000 from "countless" than it is for me to assert two or three orders of magnitude lower than that.
Bingo.
...he cries out in pain and proceeds to AI-slop-spam and 'pilpul' you...
Leif F. wrote: ↑Mon Oct 20, 2025 6:04 pm1) The exact measurements of the pit at the Heidefriedhof, where exactly did Irving get those from, could you please cite the exact source if you have/he gives it?
My assumption now is that he got them from visiting the cemetery himself, where the ash pit is still in-tact. The ash pit, marked 3 on a map in this flyer, matches those approximate dimensions. https://heidefriedhof-dresden.de/wp-con ... lowres.pdf
The pyres at Dresden prove that putting wood under a pile of corpses, with metal rails separating the two, setting the wood alight, will cause the corpses to catch fire and burn to at least cremains. They can be set alight and left to burn.
So, do the so-called revisionists here deny the existence of the Dresden corpses, or claim that they cannot have burnt the corpses and that the fire just went out?
Nessie wrote: ↑Sun Oct 26, 2025 9:08 am
The pyres at Dresden prove that putting wood under a pile of corpses, with metal rails separating the two, setting the wood alight, will cause the corpses to catch fire and burn to at least cremains. They can be set alight and left to burn.
So, do the so-called revisionists here deny the existence of the Dresden corpses, or claim that they cannot have burnt the corpses and that the fire just went out?
You weren't there to see the entire process, so you can't guarantee that simple and limited processes perfected by the Nazis, which no other country can replicate, reduced these bodies to ashes.
You want to believe that the Germans had sufficient, undocumented fuel, or that they developed methods contrary to thermodynamics that dispense with documentation of fuel in the commonly used proportion was sufficient to reduce 1.7 million Jews to ashes. This is the beginning of credulity, accepting witnesses at face value without, however, putting them under scrutiny and replicating experiments they claim were used and their material nature, such as dozens of lumberjacks achieving higher-than-average timber harvesting productivity.
Leif F. wrote: ↑Mon Oct 20, 2025 7:05 pm
You/all are familiar that exactly what you propose was done with all bells and whistles by the School of Civil Engineering, University of Queensland, Brisbane 4072, Australia and published in 1918 (isn`t this the one cited by Germar and Carlo in several of their works as well?)?
Just in off-chance case not:
It seems a lot of Activists here are coping by ignoring / misinterpreting / misunderstanding the study posted by Leif F earlier in the thread (looks like Leif dated the work earlier by one century LOL), so just to re-post the conclusions from this study for posterity (emphasis mine):
6. Conclusion
A series of experiments, using pig carcasses as surrogates for human
bodies, were conducted to establish the conditions that will result in total
destruction of organic matter in the cremation of bodies by means of an
open pyre. The following conclusions have been reached:
1. As the net heat supply to the animal surface decreases, combustion
supported by the degradation of animal carcasses ceases because of
flame quenching associated with the reduced generation of combus-
tible gases
2. A minimum of nine times the weight of the body in dry wood is
necessary to achieve almost complete destruction of all organic
matter (<10%) when the pyre is left unattended
3. Under ideal conditions (smaller carcasses and continuous feeding of
fuel) a minimum of 5 times the weight of the body in dry wood is
necessary to achieve almost complete destruction of all organic
matter (<10%)
4. For all conditions studied, the presence of a carcass will always result
in weakening of the fire but will not affect the structure of the flames
significantly. Only if the amount of fuel is very small (F/A ¼ 2) then
the heat sink associated to the carcass will reduce the fire size to a
point where flame extinction occurs
5. Carcass to carcass interactions with the pyre result in a stronger
endothermic impact of the carcass on the crib, thus it is less efficient
to cremate multiple carcasses than a single carcass
6. Self-sustained burning of animal carcasses in an open pyre configu-
ration is not possible. Significant energy from the wood is always
necessary to avoid quenching.
All estimates provided in the above conclusions are conservative
given that, in all cases studied, significant organic matter was still left in
all the animals cremated.
Experimental study on the fuel requirements for the thermal degradation of
bodies by means of open pyre cremation - Yerman et al, 2018