The Topf & Sons testimony is best read in its entirety. I have explained how you can do a simple CtrlF word search to find the documents. Anyway, I suppose I should assume you are not up to simple research and reading. Here are examples;Fred Ziffel wrote: ↑Fri May 02, 2025 3:30 pm Now you go through all that text that you linked and show me EXACTLY and I am sure you never read yourself, what was done to make these super ovens. These ovens are not rocket science. I am in no mood to wade through a bunch of unrelated crap and waste my time. GET TO THE PIOINT! What were done to these ovens??
https://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=61650
"Question: In what respects did the construction of the crematoria installed in the concentration camps differ from the common crematoria installed by the company in various countries until 1933?
Answer: In the common crematoria there was only one huge opening (muffle), into which a coffin with one corpse could be introduced without difficulty. In the crematoria of the concentration camps the ovens had not one but three openings, and there were five ovens in one crematorium.
Thus in one concentration camp crematorium there were fifteen openings (muffles), instead of one like in a common crematorium.
In a common crematorium the corpse in the coffin was introduced into the opening by means of a movable car on rollers, but in the concentration camp crematoria the corpse was introduced into the muffle on a hand-carried litter."
That is why comparisons with normal cremations are wrong. There was no coffin and they had been designed to cremate more than one corpse at a time.
"The crematorium for mass incineration should be developed after the principle of the assembly line, and into the oven corpses should be incessantly introduced for cremation by mechanical means.
The corpses should get into the oven under the load of their own weight, falling by themselves upon the grid on a fireproof surface with an inclination of 40 degrees and burning under the effect of the fire. The corpses themselves were to serve as an additional source of fuel."
There was a continuous cremation process, which reduces the amount of fuel required. Then, the engineers knew that each muffle was taking more than one corpse;
https://holocaustcontroversies.blogspot ... ce-on.html
"Report from Fritz Sanders of 14 September 1942 on "stuffing the individual muffles with several corpses" [Schüle, Industrie und Holocaust, p. 443]"
They had produced a fast, high capacity cremation system;
"Letter of construction office Auschwitz to construction office Stuthof on "an incineration takes about ½ hour according to the Topf company” in the three-muffle oven [Mattogno, IFCDA, p. 424]"
It does not matter that you do not believe that level of engineering and design was possible. What matters is what is evidenced to have happened and that is fast, multiple corpse cremations.