Majdanek this and that

[Fred Ziffel]

Did you all know that like Auschwitz and the three Reinhard Camps? Majdanek Museum also claims body burn sites with pyres.
See map of Majdanek. B41 and B42 are delousing, and B43 and B44 were barracks to store inmates' items brought to the camp and confiscated.
Then see my argument in the attachment

A while back, I had a discussion with the History Dept at the US Evil Empire Holocaust Museum in Washington DC.
When I pointed out the newer cremation facility was not in service during the claimed gassing period. She shot back at me claiming bodies were burned on these Majdanek pyres also. There were two oil fueled cremation units, and one is currently on display at the crematoria. The two units were not enough to cope with the number of deaths due to hygiene issues.

[HeiligeSturmV2]

Majdanek Museum also claims body burn sites with pyres.

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This spot is also one claimed cremation site

[Booze]

This reminds me of an interview that Professor Faurisson had with a Polish man who lived on his family's farm near the Treblinka camps, and who walked past the "extermination camp" to the quarry, on his way to work each day.
He said he saw piles of clothes being burned, but never did he see piles of bodies being burned.

[Fred Ziffel]

do you know where you heard that? That is a first for me
People would see that when they entered the camp

[Booze]

I saw it in a video years ago, I can try to find it.
In that same video Faurisson questions why the Yad Vashem refuses to release Mengele's lab notes