David Swidler
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You misunderstand. By "JDL" he meant the Jewish Discretion League. Of course the were subtle.
Really? The JDL set Hans Aumeier straight? The interview with him was done when he was a POW. I.e., in 1946; the JDL wasn't founded until the 1960s.
Or did you mean Irving? Who lives in a country with no JDL?
The JDL is so good that it manages to set people straight retroactively. That's why they managed to make all those Jews disappear to somewhere even our most diligent and competentnazi fanboisrevisionists are unable to find them. Despite all that effort they put into finding them...
You think you're funny? Their families and friends searched for those who were missing, desperately.I can't speak for everybody but I haven't looked for any of them. Why would I? They're probably all dead.
You think you're funny? Their families and friends searched for those who were missing, desperately.
Interestingly, former "revisionist" David Irving, who now states quite clearly that Jews were gassed in camps run by Nazi Germany during WWII, calls Aumeier a mass murderer:
http://www.fpp.co.uk/Auschwitz/Aumeier/280146.html
If the 3,000 figure comes from here, it is deaths from "natural causes."
PW states that, as the result of epidemics, approximately 3,000 prisoners died at AUSCHWITZ from 'natural causes', but is not prepared to admit the number of people killed by his guards.
PW states that during his period at AUSCHWITZ between 15,000 and 18,000 people were done to death in the gas chambers. He denies responsibility, alleging that gassings were carried out by a special task-force under the command of Untersturmfuehrer HAESSLER who, together with the members of the task-force, was directly responsible to the Camp Commandant
Im Sta[m]lager I bestand ein Krematorium bestehend aus 2 Öfen. Dort wurden die Leichen verbrannt. Das Krematorium unterstand dem Leiter der politischen Abteilung und dem Lagerarzt. Meiner Zeit waren in Birkenau 2 oder 3 Krematorium [sic. Krematorien] in Bau. Von Gaska[m]ern ist mir nichts bekannt, auch wurde zu meiner Zeit kein Häftling vergast. Als ich versetzt wurde, waren ungefähr 54 000 Häftlinge in Auschwitz und Birkenau, darunter waren auch ci. [sic. ca] 15 000 Frauen und Kinder. Häftlinge welche erkrankten, wurden dem Krankenbau überstellt welcher ausschliehslich dem Lagerarzt unterstand.
Do you have a source for that?
Whenever I ask someone online what efforts their family made to locate relatives they believed died in Treblinka et al, I have never yet received any kind of answer other than vitriolic abuse.
Do you have a source for that?
Whenever I ask someone online what efforts their family made to locate relatives they believed died in Treblinka et al, I have never yet received any kind of answer other than vitriolic abuse.
ETA: Actually he does mention some gassings - although as I understand he retracted this at his trial
Actually this admission of gas chambers came 2nd hand in an August 1945 report.
In his first statement in June 1945 he unambiguously denied gas chambers
Yes, because it would be unheard of for a person under interrogation to deny initially his/her crime.
Yes, because it would be unheard of for a person under interrogation to deny initially his/her crime.
Well, then, let's try an experiment. I'll kill somebody who you love and who loves you, and...
Whoops. Sorry.
No, it came FIRSTHAND in the report. I.e., his interrogator reported what he said.
You people are unbelievable.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_AumeierETA: Actually he does mention some gassings - although as I understand he retracted this at his trial
You'll need to prove that.
The trial lasted from November 25 to December 16, 1947, and Aumeier stated that if he was found guilty and sentenced to death, he would "die as a 'Sündenbock' (scapegoat) for Germany". He told the court that he had never killed anyone at Auschwitz and neither had any of his men and denied knowledge of the gas chambers. On December 22, Aumeier was sentenced to death, and he was hanged on January 28, 1948 in Montelupich Prison, Kraków.
No, it came FIRSTHAND in the report. I.e., his interrogator reported what he said.
You people are unbelievable.
Yes, because it would be unheard of for a person under interrogation to deny initially his/her crime.
He didn't deny the gas chambers, so the point is irrelevant. He merely said he wasn't aware of them.