Nessie wrote: ↑Thu Dec 04, 2025 7:14 am
Archie wrote: ↑Wed Dec 03, 2025 6:26 pm
Nessie wrote: ↑Wed Dec 03, 2025 4:09 pm
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A 10 ACH for the gas chambers, as described by Karl Schultze, the man who designed it, worked. I know that, because of all of the corroborating evidence it worked and was used to gas people, 1943-4.
You can illogically argue it was not possible, based on what ever calculations you want to make, or believe, all you want. Since it is evidenced and proven to have happened, then logically, it was possible. I call you a so-called revisionist, because you cannot evidentially revise what Krema II was used for, 1943-4. You cannot provide witnesses, documents or anything else to prove, say, it was used to store corpses, or for people to take a shower and provide dates and a chronology of use for the building. Instead, you attempt to revise the history, by denying gassings by arguing that you think they were impossible as described. That is not how history is revised.
Sadly, you will not learn, so you are doomed to keep on making the same, repeated mistake, time and time again. Grok, thankfully, is a smart and quick learner and should not make that mistake again.
You're still dodging.
The issue is, the we approach evidence, especially witness evidence, differently.
-You can't explain why 10 air exchanges is incriminating
-You can't explain why the non-gas chamber rooms also have 10 air exchanges or why LK2 had a bigger ventilation fan than LK1
You are looking for details, that you can puzzle over, to support your illogical argument from incredulity. That is why you need such explanations and when you don't get them, you feel vindicated.
I do not see 10 ACH as being incriminating, I merely see it as a detail, within
far more important evidence, that of an important eyewitness, the engineer who designed the ventilation system. Unlike you, because I take into account how witnesses behave when recollecting, I don't need, or expect him, to be spot on accurate and have everything explainable.
Schultze could say it wad 5 ACH, or 22, it does not matter, because, in 1946, he was recollecting, to the Soviets, what he remembered about a design from 1943. He may have just said what is the normal ACH for a corpse store, during his interview and then later thought, hold on, I was wrong, it was designed to be 15. So, what? The detail is not incriminating or essential, as I do not expect witnesses to be spot on and for everything to make sense to me.
So-called revisionists need his testimony to make sense, to you, before you are prepared to believe it and in the case of the mass killings during the Holocaust, you are biased and have decided not to believe anything. You apply an artificial test, that 100% of the eyewitnesses are designed to fail. You will never find an eyewitness, who worked inside a Krema, who you will believe.
Historians, journalists etc, need his testimony to be corroborated and, since they are not looking to support personal beliefs, and, crutially, they understand witnesses better than so-called revisionsts, they do not need the testimony to make perfect sense. They all know, since they have dealt with and learned about witnesses, they often don't make sense. That is absolutely normal.
They do not need an explanation as to why the ACH was 10 times and the same in rooms adjacent to the gas chambers. What is important to them, is that a German engineer from Topf & Sons, who is proven to have been working on and been to the Kremas, states it had a gas chamber and he knew it was to be used on people.
Schultze was correct in his statements about the air exchanges (which we can calculate independently) but the reality is that the ventilation system was designed and calibrated for use as a morgue. He spun it as being for the "gas chamber" only because that was the only interpretation his Russian interrogators would accept. That system was not designed for use as a Zyklon gas chamber. No chance.
He did not spin it. He is corroborated, by an absolute ton of evidence, starting with 100% of the eyewitnesses who worked inside the Kremas. He is also corroborated by documents that record the construction of gas chambers inside the Kremas and the circumstantial evidence around their usage, 1943-4. You would not normally dismiss that level, consistency and amount of evidence. But, since you are really a Holocaust denier, you will on this occasion and you will keep on making the same mistakes about the witnesses, repeatedly.
Grok will not, or I hope it will not. I hope it will realise that Rudolf's tactic is to find excuses to dismiss Schultze as lying. If he cannot get Schultze for an unexpected ACH, then he will get him for being interrogated by the Soviets, likely ignoring he has already been interrogated by the Americans. Rudolf, remarkably, despite his access to Auschwitz and its archives, could not produce an evidenced, chronological history of what happened at the Kremas, 1943-4. Therefore, as an investigator, he fails.