what would've been a fair trial?

Nuremburg Trial was a show trial

i think that the nazis were totally crazy

> what would've been a fair trial?
@Meryl.140.15 basically no forensic evidence is needed and the Witnesses of the germans were r4ejected

also the crimes would be nullified if the germans could point out equal crimes by allies

lol

the proof was rejected

so Nuremburg wasnt a real Trial

ok so germany didn't really do the things the world saw them do, ok

i dont think the nazis could have killed 6 million people in a span of 4 years

WHILE they were fighting multiple wars

> ok so germany didn't really do the things the world saw them do, ok
@Meryl.140.15 thats not what I say

thats unrealistic

I think it's more "it was terrible, but the numbers may have been fudged" from what I understand.

I am saying that the nuremburg trial wasnt fair

i think the evidence was plentiful

Well yes but who is responsible exactly

who's heads have to roll

you think hitler wasn't responsible?

hitler died before the war ended

how can you hold a dead person responsible?

some say hitler died at an old age

In Argentina or something

and if he did I dont think he should have

uh well he was alive when he initiated these things so... that's probably how

Hitler wasnt caught so he wasnt trialed but lets face it Hitler was a guy giving orders the people executing the orders are equally guilty

yeah

Personally, I don't think I know enough to really argue the point, since I've only learned one side. I've heard people argue stuff involving the doors on the chambers being made of wood, for example, but I don't know enough to outright reject that.

It's one of those subjects that I've been meaning to do more research into for a long time.

i say the same thing about poilce officers here in america that willingly obey unconstitutional orders

they were made of wood

> Personally, I don't think I know enough to really argue the point, since I've only learned one side. I've heard people argue stuff involving the doors on the chambers being made of wood, for example, but I don't know enough to outright reject that.
@mikeflarkin also the fact that a Crematorium needs 5 hours to cremate a body and Auschwitz had 2

and that for the estimated 1.1 Million

yeah

its like trying to bake 1 million cookies in 4 years with only 2 ovens

5 hours to cremate a body, but is that true at any temperature? What if they were using something more than wood for cremation, does it still take the same amount of time?

its impossible

That's an example of what I mean when I say I don't know enough to comfortably argue either way.

My
> 5 hours to cremate a body, but is that true at any temperature? What if they were using something more than wood for cremation, does it still take the same amount of time?
@mikeflarkin 5 hours for modern crematoriums

so its generously estimated actually

in favor of the official version