I'm not a fluent German speaker, but it seems an accurate translation.
I wouldn't be able to identify his voice accurately and he sounds like he is giving a speech, if that helps.
I listened to it. The man, allegedly Himmler, what he says matches the subtitles. Does anyone have a link to what he says immediately after?
If, somehow, a neo-nazi takeover of the US occured and they began to crack down on anyone or anything that said the mass exterminations were real, would you believe it if the Red Cross came out at some point with new documents which stipulated that the old ones were wrong and that they now confirm that the mass exterminations never happened?
What do you mean? Who specifically says that?
From the Black Book of Polish Jewry (1943)
Wikipedia link
PDF of the actual book.
Page 131:
I should also note that the book itself is in fact an act of deliberate propaganda, but is still considered authentic. As wikipedia states:
According to Michael Fleming, neither the editor, Jacob Apenszlak, nor his collaborators, stated the true scale and manner of the Holocaust in Poland, seeking to elicit empathy from an American public which at that time "was marked by a high level of antisemitism". Fleming further wrote that "the fate of Polish Jewry was narrated without, in the most part, reference to the death camps". He attributed those issues to self-censorship and compromises made to satisfy the "US censorship and propaganda organs". The book was sponsored by Eleanor Roosevelt (wife of President Franklin D. Roosevelt), Albert Einstein, Senator Robert Wagner and several prominent Americans, Jews, and Poles including high-ranking officials and community leaders.
It's seems unlikely you've based your position on origional research of primary soarces. I mean it's plausable since you don't appear particulary aware of the conventional stances when you ask stuff
I don't ask stuff because I don't know it, I ask to find out why you believe it, what did you find that I missed, etc etc.
but have you actually spent months browsing primary resoarces and synthesising an theory?
Years, on and off. Regretfully I do not posses the greatest memory, as my username implies. It might have been wiser for me to work a few weeks to months to compile a great corpus of information for reference before I began posting in this thread.
Oh yes, much like we don't know how many specically how many died in most historical events? Are their any other events you're critical off because we're using a estimate?
Not in particular, just the ones i'm not allowed to question.
it's typically rounded to around 5.7 min, it ranks up the 9 max when you include other groups such as gays and gypsies. So no 4 is way too low.
Do the census data back up those losses?
Interesting soarce-where did you get it from?
Probably /pol/. I'll see if I can find the actual papers where they were printed. A surprising amount of them have been digitized, but like with that Black Book, you have to skim through a shitload to find it.
it also makes absolutly no sense since it would imply for some reason jews where bellowing about a staged plan to fake the Nazi mass murder of jews decades before nazi germany was relavent.
The Joy of Six
There are, it seems, quite a few Jews who appear, as near as I can tell, to believe that there was a divine precondition to the Jews being able to return to Israel, and that precondition was that they must somehow be exactly 6 million fewer in number. Now, whether or not the Jews believed that lying (to God) about the 6 million was sufficient, or that they intentionally stirred up as much trouble as they could to get as many of them killed in a sacrifice, a Burnt Offering, I cannot tell. But Gematria is a big deal to them, this number is a big deal to them, getting Israel back was the
biggest deal to them and they got it. The Holocaust has been used as a shield to protect Jews and Israel ever since.
Would the red cross number be 'faked' if it was 6 million?
The closer it is to the actual events, the less time there was to fake things along a singular narrative. So the farther from the events, the less credible they are, to me at least. So no, If the red cross had reported 6 million in 1945 or so, I'd be inclined to believe it. But they did not.