Ok, let's recap how this all arose.
You cited the Dec 1942 declaration as an example of a "formal endorsement of these stories during the war" by the Allied governments.bombsaway wrote: ↑Tue Jan 06, 2026 3:28 amI think this is completely speculative, all the more so because governments formally did not endorse these stories during the war, unlike something like this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Dec ... ed_Nations. Another clear differentiation is the presence of actual intelligence reports. Apparently the corpse factory was in France, yet no contemporaneous reports emerged, unlike what you see for the Holocaust. Your comparison doesn't work.They did not have Nuremberg-style trials after WWI. If they did, the stories about corpse factories and bayoneted babies would have been confirmed as "fact"
My main point in response to this is that this supposed "formal endorsement" is a big nothing when you consider
-The whole thing was proposed by Zionist groups who lobbied the Allied governments to make a statement.
-Many officials remarked that the claims were unconfirmed. Some were openly skeptical.
-They watered it down, declining to endorse anything specific like the Zionist death figures (2M), the gas chambers, electric floors, or soap factories.
Not only is this not as impressive as you intimated, it's the opposite since we see how Jewish groups were able to apply pressure to governments for this even with little actual support for the claims. Statements by governments are political, not evidence-based.



















