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Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2025 9:47 pm
Where Myths Meet Their Demise
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https://phdn.org/archives/holocaust-his ... 0127.shtmlRUDOLF HOESS describes one of the first gassings [of 900 Russian prisoners of war] at which he was present, in the morgue of Krematorium I (page 164). Two details are unlikely: the squeezing of 900 persons into 78.2m² and the “rapid” drilling of several holes in the ceiling to pour the Zyklon B. Drilling through 10 to 15cm of concrete was not a job that could be done on the spur of the moment.
Again, argument from incredulity.Archie wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 6:29 am Numar, I will let Monsieur Pressac explain it to you.
https://phdn.org/archives/holocaust-his ... 0127.shtmlRUDOLF HOESS describes one of the first gassings [of 900 Russian prisoners of war] at which he was present, in the morgue of Krematorium I (page 164). Two details are unlikely: the squeezing of 900 persons into 78.2m² and the “rapid” drilling of several holes in the ceiling to pour the Zyklon B. Drilling through 10 to 15cm of concrete was not a job that could be done on the spur of the moment.
Turning a morgue into a serviceable gas chamber is not a trivial task. You would need to seal up the room. Reinforce the doors. Figure out how you're going to ventilate it. Drilling through the concrete is not that easy. It would also leave a bunch of debris in the room which is supposed to look like a shower room. They did all this on a whim with no planning? They decided it while the prisoners were being unloaded? You actually believe this?
There are a lot of unfounded assumptions going on here. The first is that the tasks of sealing the room, reinforcing the doors, ventilation, etc., were not already done. The quote from Höss only discusses the holes in the roof, not the other things. Those are your (perhaps Pressac's -- been a while since I've read him) interpolations.Archie wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 6:29 am Numar, I will let Monsieur Pressac explain it to you.
https://phdn.org/archives/holocaust-his ... 0127.shtmlRUDOLF HOESS describes one of the first gassings [of 900 Russian prisoners of war] at which he was present, in the morgue of Krematorium I (page 164). Two details are unlikely: the squeezing of 900 persons into 78.2m² and the “rapid” drilling of several holes in the ceiling to pour the Zyklon B. Drilling through 10 to 15cm of concrete was not a job that could be done on the spur of the moment.
Turning a morgue into a serviceable gas chamber is not a trivial task. You would need to seal up the room. Reinforce the doors. Figure out how you're going to ventilate it. Drilling through the concrete is not that easy. It would also leave a bunch of debris in the room which is supposed to look like a shower room. They did all this on a whim with no planning? They decided it while the prisoners were being unloaded? You actually believe this?
No one has argued that historians say it happened, therefore it happened.
When they arrived at Auschwitz, Anne and Margot Frank were not unhealthy and therefore suitable for work.TlsMS93 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 5:24 pm Still playing this game of selecting useful and useless people on the ramp leading to the camps? Just look for the existence of these useless people in the camp records, just look at Anne Frank and her sister, theoretically useless people surviving the camps and dying of typhus.
Their father and Elie Wisel were sick and did not go to take a “bath”, or those records of surgeries in the camp, I do not believe they were performed on healthy people. This is the flawed narrative of the Jews, like millions crossing the Sinai desert without leaving a trace.Numar Patru wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 5:32 pmWhen they arrived at Auschwitz, Anne and Margot Frank were not unhealthy and therefore suitable for work.TlsMS93 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 5:24 pm Still playing this game of selecting useful and useless people on the ramp leading to the camps? Just look for the existence of these useless people in the camp records, just look at Anne Frank and her sister, theoretically useless people surviving the camps and dying of typhus.
This is Holocaust 101. You should learn the history before you deny it.
Wrong on both counts. Wiesel does not report being sick upon arrival at Auschwitz.
Dude, stop with these mental gymnastics, you are distorting their own narrative, you are being revisionist in this, it was an extermination camp for you and your educators, it would not matter when they became ill, so 90% of those who were transported there were sick and that is why they died? I thought they were killed for being Jews, now it was simply because they were sick, so it was not genocide, it was simply an extension of Aktion T4.Numar Patru wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 6:13 pmWrong on both counts. Wiesel does not report being sick upon arrival at Auschwitz.
Otto Frank was in sick bay when the Soviets arrived but there's no indication he was sick when he arrived.
No, dumbass. Auschwitz was a concentration camp. Birkenau was an extermination camp.
Where did I say about one or the other? Wasn't there a gas chamber in the Stammlager? Your despair only increases. You're lost in the narrative, so much so that you keep going off on tangents at the root of the narrative and keep saying that A isn't an extermination camp and B is.Numar Patru wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 7:49 pmNo, dumbass. Auschwitz was a concentration camp. Birkenau was an extermination camp.
Learn something before opening your fool mouth.
The camp was expanded to accommodate 200,000 more prisoners, which is why there were barracks there. The gas chamber only exists in your own mind. Repeating the narrative of transferring the extermination site doesn't change anything. And the selections were purely administrative, as any shallow prison system does. No one mixes men and women in the same room.Numar Patru wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 8:14 pm Auschwitz was a camp that combined purposes. Birkenau did not. Moreover, over the course of time, extermination occurred more exclusively in the latter than the former.
This is very basic stuff. And don't project your despair onto me.