Callafangers wrote: ↑Sat Nov 01, 2025 7:02 pm
Nessie wrote: ↑Sat Nov 01, 2025 8:55 am
This is not an argument. Your "2 hectares" claim or any claim to even hundreds -- let alone thousands or hundreds of thousands -- of corpses/Jews specifically (not just 'disturbances') comes entirely from Judge L and his clique.
What about the evidence from the initial Soviet investigation, the grave robbing, when the memorial was built and later reports of cremains being found on the surface of the ground? Why are you missing all of that evidence out? Stop cherry picking.
There is a reason you keep referring to "evidence" that you do not quantify.
It's because the "evidence" you are citing amounts to a quantity of zero actual corpses.
You are lying when you claim that I fail to quantify the evidence, as I repeatedly refer to exactly what that evidence is.
There were some whole corpses found buried within TII, suspected to be buried SS killed in the rebellion, but the vast majority of human remains are in the form of cremains and individual bones.
Nessie wrote:This is a question, not an argument, and yes -- you are doing all of this.
I am not using the evidence from Lukaszkiewicz alone, to determine the death toll. That comes from Nazi documents and witness estimations.
If this is your evidence for what is actually underground at Treblinka, whereas Lukaszkiewicz reports "innumerable" craters and holes filled with non-corpses, then you are in deeper trouble than you realize.
Are you really conceding that out of "innumerable" diggings between Lukaszkiewicz, Sturdy-Colls, and others, the total number of corpses actually disinterred or specifically measured in any way has been countable in the dozens or hundreds at most?
Are there no other archaeological surveys which contribute to a larger tally? Nothing at all?
Such was the level of destruction of the buried corpses, by the Nazis, that no body count is possible, nor has it been attempted. Hence, neither Lukaszkiewicz nor C S-C have provided any corpse tally. Instead, what they have established, is the approximate scale of burials, and the size of the area that the Nazis dug up to bury corpses and that they did dig numerous pits.
Nessie wrote:I have physical evidence from the camp site surveys, from what the grave robbers disturbed and from the building of the memorial, to corroborate the eyewitnesses. Then there is the circumstantial evidence of mass arrivals, with no corresponding mass departures.
I get abused by people who hate it, that I easily catch them out, making mistakes and picking holes in their logically flawed arguments. I also get censored, with posts being removed from threads. That tells me I have won the debate.
Nessie, this is "cringe". You are not a victim and you are neither heroic nor a "winner" LOL. To the mainstream, they likely find you weird for spending so much time with "deniers". And for us, you are a punching bag. That's your life.
Witnesses making claims of 5 billion corpses coupled with actual diggings/findings of just ~100 corpses does not mean there are 5 billion corpses underground. Wouldn't you agree?
Yes, your analogy is exaggerated so that it would not work. I say that an area of 2 hectares, up to 7m deep, is enough space for a series of graves that contain c850,000 corpses, or likely less, since there was also one, maybe more mass graves in the Lazarette section of the camp.
Nessie wrote:Callafangers wrote:Here again is the only relevant quote from Judge L about the "excavations" in question. We'll let the readers decide whether or not multiple craters are being excavated, here:
For the record:
- The text refers specifically to "the largest of the craters" as a singular entity that "was further excavated", indicating that only one primary crater is being discussed.
- Plural terms like "these excavations" and "during the excavations" describe multiple digging activities, but these are contextualized within the singular crater (e.g., to probe its depth and walls).
- No explicit mention or description of excavating other craters; the narrative centers solely on this one (noted as the largest among implied multiples), stopping at its 7.5-meter bottom.
No reasonable person can see this any other way. It just isn't there.
He talks about different excavations, on different days, some of which result in the finding of buried property and no buried remains. The day they excavate in the 2 hectare area, he talks about craters and excavations, both plural, so more than one crater is dug into. He concentrates on the largest. [...]
...the use of plural makes sense, when there were multiple craters and excavations. You are trying to avoid admitting that the craters exposing ground that had been covered over, is evidence of the scale of the area where the Nazis had the mass graves.
Nessie, break down what specific words or phrases could be interpreted to imply he is referring to multiple craters regarding the excavations which produced corpse material of any kind.
I did exactly that, above (showing the opposite), so you need to attempt the same. Be serious for once.
The whole quote is;
"3) November 11, 1945
A series of test excavations was performed at the place where the [gas] cham-
bers had to have been located, in order to find their foundation walls if possi-
ble. Pits 10 – 15 meters in length and 1.5 meters deep were dug, uncovering
undisturbed layers of earth.
The largest of the craters produced by explosions – from this emerges numer-
ous pieces of shrapnel –, which is 6 meters deep and has a diameter of about
25 meters, its walls give recognizable evidence of the presence of a large quan-
tity of ashes as well as human remains – was further excavated in order to dis-
cover the depth of the pit in this part of the camp. Numerous human remains
were found by these excavations, still partially in a state of decomposition [w
stanie rozkładu]. The soil consists of ashes interspersed with sand, and is of a
dark-gray color, granular in form. During the excavations, the soil gave off an
intense odor of burning and decay. At a depth of 7.5 meters the bottom was
reached, which consisted of layers of unmixed sand. At this point the digging
was stopped."
Having read that, with everything else from the report, that Mattogno quotes, I would now agree with you, he wrotes about excavating in one crater. However, he goes on to say;
""
With the assistance of an expert surveyor and witnesses, I made an exact in-
spection of the terrain. According to the measurements, the area of the camp is
approximately 13.45 hectares and had the shape of an irregular quadrilateral.
No remnants of facilities of the former death camp exist any longer. The only
things that remain of the structures are: a ditch with remains of burned wooden
poles protruding up, which lead into the cellar, wall bricks from the founda-
tions of the camp’s housekeeping building and the site of the well. Here and
there one finds traces of the burned-out wooden poles of the fence and remains
of barbed wire. There are still a few sections of paved walks. Nonetheless,
there are still other traces that hint at the existence and functions of the camp.
In the northwestern section of the area,
the surface is covered for about 2 hec-
tares by a mixture of ashes and sand. In this mixture, one finds countless hu-
man bones, often still covered with tissue remains, which are in a condition of
decomposition. During the inspection, which I made with the assistance of an
expert in forensic medicine, it was determined that the ashes are without any
doubt of human origin (remains of cremated human bones). The examination of
human skulls could discover no trace of wounding. At a distance of some 100
m, there is now an unpleasant odor of burning and decay. In the southwestern
direction, a portion of the camp terrain is covered by aluminum – enamel –
glass and porcelain dishes – kitchen utensils – hand luggage – rucksacks –
pieces of clothing, etc.
There are innumerable holes and craters on the proper-
ty.”
He conducted a visual, walk over survey, that identified numerous holes and craters containing human remains, but he appears to excavted into only one of them. The presence of numerous holes and craters, is corroborated by contemporary photos of the site and we know why they were there, caused by the grave robbing.
Nessie wrote:
The "2 hectares" fantasy is dead, Nessie. The only reference to this "2 hectares" area is Judge L mentioning that this is the surface area across which ash/remains/sand was scattered due to the bomb that exploded a massive crater which had corpses in it -- the sole location where corpses were found at all.
For that to be the case, the Nazis would have buried all the dead in one grave, that somehow, the Soviets found, and blew up, leaving scattered remains on the surface around that grave, on ground that had never been dug into. Where is your evidence of that? How does that fit with all the eyewitnesses who describe multiple graves and the geophysics that located 5 pits?
The bottom-line is that the largest explosion evident on-site per Judge Lukaszkiewicz is also the
only place where it's documented that corpses were identified in significant numbers underground -- period. It is documented that an explosion happened in this exact location, and the reported blast radius is what we would expect from an explosion of this size (25m x 6m blast ejecting material over a surface area of about 2 hectares). Meanwhile, there is zero mention of corpses being underground anywhere else at all, while Judge L makes clear that underneath this largest crater was the especially-interesting findings of a mass grave layered with sand (and soil).
Again, if you are going to disagree with the explicit phrasing about corpse excavations only occurring at this single site, you need to show exactly what statements could even possibly be interpreted this way by any reasonable person.
Otherwise, it's more hot air.
Photos of the site, showing its pock marked surface and remains in the craters and holes, plus Lukaszkiewicz's walk over survey, is evidence to prove your theory of one explosion of one grave of buried remains, caused an area of 2 hectares to have remains on the surface, but nothing below, is wrong. Plus there is the evidence from all the eyewitnesses and the geophysical survey, that proves the Nazis did not just dig one grave, that somehow soldiers identified and blew up.
Nessie wrote:
The evidence of the 2 hectare area comes from
- the 1944 aerial photo
- eyewitness maps showing the area of multiple graves
- eyewitness descriptions of the main grave area
- Lukaszkiewicz's finds
- the 2011 geophysical survey
There we go, at least we now have a breakdown of your delusion. Thank you.
- The 1944 aerial photo shows nothing of corpses or mass grave operations
It shows nothing of the corpses, but it shows where the Nazis dug into the ground, disturbing it. The mass grave area shows as planted, consistent with eyewitness claims about planting the area with lupins. There are photos of the lupins in that area, from when the memorial was built, and, as stated by C S-C, the location of the memorial was dictated by where the Nazis had planted lupins.
[*] The eyewitness maps are just as compatible with claims by embittered Jews and other conflicted interests and are disproportionate (insufficient) as evidence for the allegations
The maps, by both Jewish prisoners and SS camp staff, all tally and locate the main mass graves in the same area of the camp.
[*] Lukaszkiewicz's finds do not mention corpses anywhere other than underneath a single crater which blew up across a surface area of two hectares. The language used is unmistakable as such.
What about the numerous craters and holes in that area, that photos show contained human remains and cremains? Your theory, that somehow soldiers located the one grave on the site, to then blow it up, is extraordinary. How did they do that?
[*] The 2011 survey did not report corpses but 'disturbances' for which it is already well-documented by Lukaszkiewicz and his team that these were "innumerable" and not filled with corpses (instead had rags, kitchenware, clothing, coins, furniture, and various junk property)[/list]
The 2011 survey also excavated where Lukaszkiewicz found buried property, and they found even more. They explicity avoided excavating in the area where he reproted finding human remains. Instead, that was subjected to a geophysical survey, which found 5 pits closely arranged next to each other.
That is all evidence to corroborate the Polish finds in 1945.
Nessie wrote:Nazi documents record the arrival of c850,000 at the camp, with evidence only a few thousand left after worker selections. Eyewitnesses, made up from local Poles, Nazi camp staff and Jewish prisoners, all describe mass arrivals and none describe any departures. Estimations of how many died at the camp, run into over a million. You cherry pick and ignore that evidence. You then pretend that I only have evidence of limited disturbed ground and buried remains. Your entire, unevidenced argument, is based on a self-deception.
No one in their right mind is going to think that some documentation hinting at arrivals of Jews to these camps necessarily means
hundreds of thousands of them are buried underground in places where they were never found despite "innumerable" diggings.
The documents do not hint, they are explicit about arrivals. A huge area has been identified, that contains buried human remains on the site.
You cannot explain how it's possible that your 800,000 Jews are actually underground there, and we have a clear pattern of dishonest witnesses telling inconsistent or fabricated stories, yet you remain steadfast in your belief that somehow, someway the corpses are indeed there.
I say, due to pressure and decomposition, the naked corpses of c850,000 Jews fitted inside a series of mass graves in an area that is the equivalent to 56 Olympic sized swimming pools.
The witnesses are corroborated and that proves they told the truth about the mass graves. You use a dishonest, unscientific method of assessing the witnesses, designed explicity so that you can dismiss all 100% of them, Nazi and Jew, as lying.
So, where exactly are they, Nessie? And how many in each specific location? Most importantly, what specific evidence do you have for each of these locations and quantities?
You have to account for ten times the number of people in this entire crowd:
The majority of the c850,000 are buried in a series of mass graves, some of which have been located by the 2011 geophysical survey, in the area of the camp that the 1945 survey described as the site of 2 hectares, up to 7m deep, containing cremated human remains. Some are also buried in the Lazarret section of the camp, where the 2011 survey also identified pits.