You've got to be kidding.
I'm not.
I can't analyze evidence you have not described. I did google the first item on your list ....
So I take it that you deny that the Babi Yar massacre took place. Yet you haven't read the sources for it. Interesting method you use.
1. Ereignismeldung UdSSR 97, 28.9.41 - planning of action
It came up with two hits, both in lists by Terry. There is no sense trying to refute something that cannot even be googled.
Is there a Stundie judge in the house? LOL "There is no sense trying to refute something that cannot even be googled." Sorry, Saggy, there is a lot, and I mean a lot, of evidence about history, not just the Holocaust, in documents in archives which cannot be googled. Or in books, articles, and papers that aren't online. Those are the things historians study to learn about the past. You should find out about these things. They have really interesting content.
But your immense incompetence is really getting in our way here: if you want to complain about Google not turning up hits, you need to first learn how to use the search function. Look what I found, 'cuz, yeah, some of this is online:
EM 97:
Execution of at least 50,000 Jews planned. The German Army welcomes measures and demands drastic procedure. Garrison commander advocates public execution of 20 Jews.
I copied a bit of the document because at this point, I'm not sure you know how to click a link.
And so on.
Mind-blowing. Now you demand to be spoonfed . . .
So, it is on you present the evidence, described in your own words, with links as appropriate.
Get off your high horse and participate.
E.g., LeoMajor and I have linked you to the
same summary of archaeological investigations at Chełmno, but you refuse to read it (or
this parallel material, which I posted). If you had any interest at all in the topic, you'd be happy we posted links to the archaeological work and you'd want to read the summary of the work by those close to it. But you'd rather blether on and on about what you will and won't read. Amazing.