I have already said you that I cannot do that, but going by the date of the docuemntary trail left behind at the camp's construction office;Archie wrote: ↑Sun Apr 26, 2026 12:49 pmSince you are being so evasive, I will repeat my challenge that you offer some dates for the events below that are possible.Nessie wrote: ↑Sun Apr 26, 2026 8:38 amHistorians argue that Hoess is not credible and I have provided reasons as to why that is, using studies of witnesses recalling stressful events, under stress. Historians have then gathered evidence that corroborate His main claims, proving that he told the truth about the mass transports, selections, theft of property, gassings and cremations. Corroboration and credibility are not the same thing. Corroboration determines how truthful a witness is, credibility determines how reliable he is when he describes what he saw.My argument is Hoess's story is "inherently anachronistic," i.e., it's totally impossible.
"What would debating the correct dates achieve?" My argument is that the events he relates are fundamentally contradictory. Not only can you not give dates, there is no set of dates that would even be possible hypothetically.
How does your methodology prove Hoess lied? If a witness describes something in a way that means what he described is impossible, how does that prove he lied? Why could he have not made mistakes instead? Where are the studies that prove when someone is lying, they will get dates and events mixed up, but if they are telling the truth, they will remember everything correctly? Why does contradiction prove lies? Why are you again ruling out errors of memory and recall? Why do you reject corroboration as a means to determine truthfulness?
Since you have asserted that Hoess merely mixed up his dates a little, I would request that you share with us the correct dates for events A, B, and C.A - Receives order to implement "Final Solution"
B - Visits Treblinka which was already in operation
C - Sets up extermination facilities at Auschwitz (as an improvement upon the Treblinka procedures)
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A - the order would have been received likely mid to late, 1942
B - it must have been some time 1942-3, when the camp was open.
C - going by Construction Office documents, the autumn of 1942.
As for being evasive, you have ignored all my questions about your methodology.
How does your methodology prove Hoess lied?
If a witness describes something in a way that means what he described is impossible, how does that prove he lied?
Why could he have not made mistakes instead?
Where are the studies that prove when someone is lying, they will get dates and events mixed up, but if they are telling the truth, they will remember everything correctly?
Why does contradiction prove lies?
Why are you again ruling out errors of memory and recall?
Why do you reject corroboration as a means to determine truthfulness?