Callafangers:
Callafangers:At Sobibor and Belzec, Mattogno estimates corpses at each location in the low thousands or even low tens of thousands. My own estimates are in a similar range. I would concede a maximum of some ~40-50,000 at Sobibor, somewhat less at Belzec.
There have been hundreds of core samples [at Belzec and Sobibor], dozens of which contain at least some amount of corpse material.
Callafangers, let's see a statement of fact that can be defined as a rebuttable presumption for both Belzec and Sobibor that reflect your belief that there are the remains of about 50,000 jews buried in "huge mass graves" in each camp. One for each camp please.Callafangers wrote: ↑Thu Nov 13, 2025 8:13 pm I think some have been fair to point out that there are certain excavations which most researchers (even revisionists) do not dispute having actually taken place (e.g. Kola at Sobibor/Belzec and Judge Lukaszkiewicz at Treblinka), with significant corpse quantities found... While it's true that the excavations by Kola, Judge Lukaszkiewicz, and others have been wholly inadequate for the scale of what is claimed at these locations, it seems just as untrue to claim, for example, that only a total of six (6) corpses have ever been unearthed at Treblinka [Note: I have never made this claim.]
Remember, you will be under cross examination after, so you will not have the luxury of running away from questions, like you are so wont to do.