Bonesjones
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So now the ghettos didn't exist? Or just specifically the "old age ghettos"? If their plan was extermination, why go to the trouble of moving them to camps to kill them instead of just separating the wheat from the chaff and killing the rest on location? So again they are extremely unbelievably evil they disregard all logic. Oh because that argument would leave identifiable mass graves at every spot there were mass collections of jews. Gotta invent something new.I’m willing to do that math, but it might be unnecessary. The Nazis themselves estimated the Jewish population in their occupied territory to be 11 million persons in the Wannsee protocol prepared by Eichmann. The report also estimated 35% of those Jews were over age 65 and could be housed in “old-age ghettos”, which didn’t happen.
It was further reported by the Nazis that 40% could be used for forced labor, and the remaining 60% could be “resettled” immediately.
(1.1 x 10*7)x0.60 = 6.6 million. :/
The lack of physical evidence for their claim.Well that goes to my second question, what makes you think 6 million is wrong?
There are international standards for identifying and cataloging mass graves, until they are followed it is only presumed to be one and not positively identified as being one. It's not enough to presuppose, you have to actually excavate and quantify what is actually there. This isn't a huge burden of proof to accept.I was actually reading about some more recent non-invasive archaeological research, but link me. I link and attach for you.
"You can't identify jewish people exactly out of the millions of transients during a total war thar means they must be cremated instead even if we can't prove these cremations happened"If they were interested in "physical evidence" they would be concerned about the lack of physical evidence for the existence of the millions of "disappeared" Jews in the Nazi camp system, including exactly 0 physical or eyewitness evidence for their "resettlement."
The biggest lesson the holocaust provides is that institutions will put opinion over fact as long as it benefits them. How many scholars or universities ignore exonerating evidence they've found? How many of them know it's a lie but publicly support the holocaust narrative? How much funding would they pass up? We know holocaust studies has massive financial support, so not only would you give up that, you'd be faced with lawsuits and jailtime at worst, or more probable, constructive dismissal and social ostracization.One thing that I think some deniers don’t get is the purpose of learning about the holocaust.