LemmyCaution
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There is a great deal of convergent evidence - that is, evidence from different kinds of sources - concerning the open-air shootings in the occupied Soviet Union. Among this evidence are indeed the results of forensic investigations, for example a recent survey of Holocaust killing sites; a map showing killing sites investigated by Yahad-in Unum in recent years; this blog entry on photographic evidence of mass murder at Kerch; this description of findings at Ponary in Lithuania; photographic evidence concerning Ponary; and various blog pieces here, here, here, here, and here by Roberto Muehlenkamp;Prove to me forensically that 2 million people were shot by the E...
Were were they buried? Thats a lot of people there must be a trace of them somewhere.....but guess what? Poof no one to show for it.
More HoloHuxster B/S.....like all the rest that they parrot from their Holohuxsters handlers.
Jim Rizoli
Those interested in understanding what happened in the past properly do not restrict themselves to one kind of evidence but look at the range of evidence available in order to draw conclusions. The physical investigations align with what we discover in other sources about these murders in the East.
Perhaps you will explain to us which of these killing sites you've invesitaged in detail and summarize for us what you've found and the problems with the evidence.
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