The book is "the Colombia guide to the holocaust"

so according to the figures 1.1m people killed over a 2 year period...
thats 1506 people killed every single day, in one camp....

I can see why some people have a hard time buying that.... every single day...

for 2 years non-stop

1506 people

well you train them in

one train a day? with 1506 people on it?

although moving that many bodies without like a bulldozer seems like a lot of work

no wonder they lost the war... they had everyone on overtime working on these camps

it seems like it

lets assume you were a person of decent physical shape

how many bodies per day could you drag into one room from another

i guess it makes sense to starve them first

i havent seen the gas chambers.. but since some people are claiming it was "just a morgue" does that mean it had an incinerator maybe?

yeah but the gas chamber was made to look like showers

at least some of them

so they crammed 1506 people in the morning... gas em... turn on the incineratros... clean out the room.... ready for the next day.... every single day for 2 years

a lot of work

so you stuff loads of people into trains

so many that some of them die

get the prisoners to move the dead bodies

convince them its shower time

That must have wasted a ton of fuel

You need a lot of gas to burn 1506 corpses

oh Im looking at the surveilance photo .. the crematorium was a seperate building next to the gas chanbers

yeah

thats the hard work

Could it be that the figures include jews killed in other ways?

1506... every single day non-stop

also, youre on a list now bud

They did state "by the broadest definition"

well i havent denied it .. so Im ok 😛

It does seem hard to believe, but I'm gonna keep my mouth shut.

It doesn't matter anyways

I mean, the germans did keep alot of records. THing is, how good were they at doing so?

Pretty sure they started burning as much as they could moment they realised they wont be winning

so the official figures show 334,785 people were sent to auschwitz from 41-44

That sounds more reasonable

big jump in august 1943 for whatever reason

november 1941 was a slow month.... 6 people arrived

Sorry for diverting the topic....but what the fuck is this https://twitter.com/campusreform/status/1009436073599094784?s=19