3 million? What happened to the 6 million?
I could be wrong but my guess is that 000063 meant Polish Jews. What we can count on is that, unlike you, 000063 will come back and clarify.
Whether you offer an alternative explanation for what happened to subsets of victims first or try to tackle the victims of the Shoah as a whole right away is somewhat immaterial but what happened to all these people is indeed the question you need to answer - if you want to have any impact here whatsoever. So ... welcome back to this thread, Clayton Moore. Cyrix686 would really like you to reply to his brief and pointed query about tictacs - whether or not you use them? - and a few days ago I was actually looking forward to your response regarding the letters written and sent by the Dutch Red Cross informing people that their relatives and friends had perished "[...], in or in the vicinity of Auschwitz, as a result of sickness, exhaustion or gassing" or "[...], in or in the vicinity of Auschwitz, died as a result of gas asphyxiation". During your brief absence from this thread have you pondered why the Red Cross sent such letters in the 1940s and early 50s?
Can you pick up where you left off? In a way I kinda hope so because I uploaded some images for you along those lines and while I don't want to distract Snaketongue from his seminal work in artithmetic I am nevertheless hoping he has time to glance at those documents sideways in light of previous interest he showed in records from the Netherlands.
The first image I uploaded to my profile is a larger version of the picture in my avatar. It is a scan of one page from a Westerbork deportation list. The mother of one of the Nebenklaeger in the Demjanjuk trial is listed among those 2511 people who were on that 18.5.1943 transport. She was a member of the Portuguese-Jewish community in the Netherlands. Her husband and son weren't on the train but survived in hiding.
The second image is the October 26, 1948 Red Cross letter received by her family informing them that she had died on or about May 21, 1943 in Sobibor as a result of gas asphyxiation.
Both these documents were submitted into evidence during the Demjanjuk trial along with a.o. the letter she had written on the day before she was force to board the train telling her relatives how much she was looking forward to reuniting with them. She never came back from the East. For some reason, Holocaust deniers have been unable to submit evidence that she didn't die there and Iwan Demjanjuk has since died while awaiting appeal after being convicted for Beihilfe zum Mord. Bit of a missed opportunity if all the bluster from you guys about knowing the whereabouts of "missing Jews" is correct, isn't it?
There are Holocaust deniers who claim that the Red Cross never heard statements from survivors regarding the existence of gas chambers but these letters and the statements on which they are in part based demonstrate clearly that that position is untenable. Since Milkfox still watches thousands of witness videos on a daily basis he might know that two of these witnesses participated in recording video interviews for the Shoah Foundation Institute. All three had previously given testimony in earlier court cases. During the case against Karl Frenzel a.o. in Hagen for example. As Roberto Muehlenkamp has pointed out, in several blogs and fora, they are listed among the credible witnesses in documents prepared for that trial. For some reason I doubt Milkfox counted them in his 2 nameless comments so far. Maybe he too isn't that good with numbers.
Why did the Red Cross record statements from these people, sent out letters in the 1940s and why did a Red Cross representative testify at the Demjajuk trial in 2010 affirming that their records show that thousands of Jews deported from the Netherlands were gassed on arrival in Sobibor? Do these actions not directly contradict your earlier claims about statements attributed to the Red Cross?
From your comments it seems to me that there isn't anything that could possibly convince you that you are wrong but you did suggest that you might accept the judgment of the Red Cross.
Are you content with the image the links you choose paint of you?