Revisionists Jürgen Graf, Thomas Kues and Carlo Mattogno:bombsaway wrote: ↑Mon Mar 17, 2025 5:38 pm
What's the 1 million Soviet "escapes"? this is prior to barborossa or in the wake of the German advance? Why is this something Himmler wanted to hide? Does this have anything to do with special treatment --> deportation to the Russian (presumably under German control since moving 1.5 million Jews across enemy lines would be pretty insane).
I'm not following your logic. From the orthodox view, the "camouflage" is intended to disguise the killings at Reinhardt camps, and this also dovetails completely with the change of terminology from a code word "special treatment". I don't see your issue with this.
"The conclusion we can draw from the analysis of the Korherr report is that the "special treatment of Jews" applied only to the deportation of Western Jews (those from Altreich with Sudetenland, Ostmark and Protectorate) and Eastern Jews (those from Ostgebiete with Bialystok and General Government with Lemberg) to the East, i.e. beyond the limits of the Greater German Reich. The Jews deported within these limits, in particular the approximately (121,428+8,500=) 130,000 Jews sent to Auschwitz, were not subjected to "special treatment." Nor were the 69,084 Jews deported from Altreich, Ostmark, Protectorate and Slovakia to Nisko and the Lublin district formally subjected to it. We say formally, because they acquired the status of "treaty Jews" "specially" (sonderbehandelt) gradually as they moved from the Polish ghettos through the various camps. This is also true of the 18,004 Jews deported to Theresienstadt and then from that ghetto to Treblinka. In practice, there was a system of double accounting: one for Jews evacuated from individual countries and one for Jews who moved through the above camps and who were counted regardless of their origin."
I took this from the metapedia regarding this report, this seems to be the standard revisionist interpretation of special treatment contained in the report