Clayton Moore
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Elie Wiesel is neither a scholar of the Holocaust nor a source for scholarship. Is Clayton Moore going to reply to my earlier request that he show where Wiesel has been used as a source for scholarly accounts of Birkenau, let alone a key source?
And Wikipedia is not a scholarly source either. In this case, however, Clayton Moore's basic powers of comprehension fail him: in a condensed summary of the SK, the Wikipedia article says that the "primary" task of the SK was corpse disposal, implying of course, to those who can read, that other tasks befell the members of the SK. I've given Clayton Moore a condensed statement from a person who has studied this question in detail, about which Clayton Moore remains silent favoring instead his misreading of Wikipedia so he can distort what recent scholarship maintains.
To be clear, I didn't ask Clayton Moore what popular glosses on the scholarship say: I asked him contend with the scholarship. Those who do this work, scholars of the Third Reich , the war, and the Holocaust, are not self proclaimed; they are trained historians, political scientists, etc. who work must succeed through peer review and academic discourse and give and take.
Throughout this thread, Clayton Moore refused to do anything with this body of work except handwave it away or ignore it. Perhaps the research on the Holocaust and major works derived from it is fatal to his case. No wonder he sticks to Wikipedia and Elie Wiesel, neither of which are germane to the case for the genocide.
As should be clear, the peril for deniers of this stance is that by taking it they ensure that no one takes them seriously.
Why would I care if people, who hold the liar Elie Wiesel as the Icon of the Holocaust, take me seriously.
On this thread alone I've read that ALL JEWS and OTHERS unable to work were separated before they were registered
and taken immediately to "Gas Chambers" and killed.
A lie. Will someone explain why that lie is repeated over and over and over, becoming the fabric that swaddles the Holocaust myth?