Re: Holocaust Revisionism vs. Flat-Earth Theory
Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2025 4:43 am
I've been to the villages and shtetls where my ancestors lived in Eastern Europe. They were Jewish villages that were totally destroyed. There were Jewish cemeteries that had fallen into disrepair and many of the grave stones were flipped over. The village that I visited in Poland had been completely re-established with Catholics and a large cross was placed in front of the village. Hundreds if not thousands of Jewish shtetls were liquidated. Some people kept history books that recounted the history of what life was like living there, what happened when the Nazis or Soviets came in, and the horrible violence that they faced even before WW2.Callafangers wrote: βThu Aug 21, 2025 2:52 amAgain, you write out of ignorance and motivation, not knowledge nor curiosity. That you mention the 'census reports showing a decline of 6 million' is good enough for me to step away from the conversation at this point, as anyone with the most cursory investigation will come across the irreconcilable problems with this data.ConfusedJew wrote: βThu Aug 21, 2025 2:45 am The census reports clearly show a decline of 6 million Jews before and after the war. There is a lot of different types of evidence showing that they were murdered in the war.
Actually, they can save some time by just visiting here:
https://holocaustencyclopedia.com/conce ... ewish/489/
There's a reason that every single one of my great grandparents moved to the US before WW1 and it wasn't because they were treated so well by the Russians, Lithuanians, or Poles. Nearly all of their siblings were killed and some had very big families. A few siblings or cousins survived in various ways and made it to the US after the war but the vast majority of my family did not survive.
You guys are seriously out of touch with reality. This is the story of virtually every Ashkenazi Jewish family. It's not like a couple relatives got displaced after the war, a ton of family members did not survive. You can visit the site of Treblinka and see the markers for every single Jewish shtetl that was liquidated. There are probably thousands of markers representing villages which each represent thousands of Jews who were liquidated.
Maybe this is funny to you guys or you think that it was a good thing but this is the reality that you will find if you actually do your research on the subject with an open minded and not with some desire to explain away some bad thing that happened to you or why your life didn't turn out the way you wanted.