Belz...
Fiend God
Sorry I don't have the inclination to respond to every fabrication.
How about one ?
Sorry I don't have the inclination to respond to every fabrication.
http://www.icrc.org/eng/resources/documents/misc/history-world-war-2-overview-020205.htm
I guess Team Holocaust is doing some editing.
What’s the poet trying to tell us here? That the perfectly efficient Germans of his fantasies would not have tried this method because they would have realized, without even trying, that fires caused by incendiary bombs might have undesirable collateral effects offsetting their effectiveness as a body disposal method? Such reasoning fails to take into account the situation that led to this method being attempted. Tens of thousands of bodies lying in mass graves at Chelmno had to be removed, and burning them in huge fires seemed the best way to do that, so the question was how to make such huge fires, preferably with the least effort and at the lowest cost. Incendiary bombs were a simple and effective way to start large fires at high temperatures, which were just what was needed to burn all those bodies in a speedy and thorough manner. Incendiary bombs were something that could be handled by the small staff of SS-men assigned to the task (see above quote from Arad), whereas building fireplaces to cremate the corpses (the solution eventually adopted), and transferring the corpses from the graves onto these fireplaces, required time and a workforce of permanent camp inmates. And the SS-officer in charge of burning the bodies, Paul Blobel, was not at the same time a forest-keeper, and may only have started caring about environmental side effects of his work after he or his superiors were faced with complaints about forest fires caused by the body-burning. Such complaints from the local forest administration and/or other entities were probably what caused this method to be abandoned and a burning method perhaps less comfortable but more sparing on the environment to be adopted. What's the implausible part supposed to be?
Oh, that makes it ever so much clearer.What bunch of nonsense.
What’s the poet trying to tell us here? That the perfectly efficient Germans of his fantasies would not have tried this method because they would have realized, without even trying, that fires caused by incendiary bombs might have undesirable collateral effects offsetting their effectiveness as a body disposal method? Such reasoning fails to take into account the situation that led to this method being attempted. Tens of thousands of bodies lying in mass graves at Chelmno had to be removed, and burning them in huge fires seemed the best way to do that, so the question was how to make such huge fires, preferably with the least effort and at the lowest cost. Incendiary bombs were a simple and effective way to start large fires at high temperatures, which were just what was needed to burn all those bodies in a speedy and thorough manner. Incendiary bombs were something that could be handled by the small staff of SS-men assigned to the task (see above quote from Arad), whereas building fireplaces to cremate the corpses (the solution eventually adopted), and transferring the corpses from the graves onto these fireplaces, required time and a workforce of permanent camp inmates. And the SS-officer in charge of burning the bodies, Paul Blobel, was not at the same time a forest-keeper, and may only have started caring about environmental side effects of his work after he or his superiors were faced with complaints about forest fires caused by the body-burning. Such complaints from the local forest administration and/or other entities were probably what caused this method to be abandoned and a burning method perhaps less comfortable but more sparing on the environment to be adopted. What's the implausible part supposed to be?
I guess I should have slammed out the most obvious idiocy.
What bunch of nonsense.
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I guess I should have slammed out the most obvious idiocy.
http://www.icrc.org/eng/resources/documents/misc/history-world-war-2-overview-020205.htm
I guess Team Holocaust is doing some editing.
Yes. Clearly they have read your arguments and quaking in their boots...
How much power do you think they have? And how important an enemy to them do you presume yourself to be?
Sorry I don't have the inclination to respond to every fabrication.
The railroaded Rabbit would have been able to banish that one I'm sure.
In point of fact, some of us who post here rather enjoy the antics of Mr Moore - and Dogzilla, revealing as they do what is behind Holocaust denial. It is good to have it laid out so clearly.
That said, IIRC Little Grey Rabbit sometimes wondered if the hoaxster community, ahem, had not created Mr Moore to further its hoaxing.
What bunch of nonsense.
I guess I should have slammed out the most obvious idiocy.
Części, w której las lub niektórych lokalnych króla burmistrz typu byłoby ustanowienie prawa zajmujące III Rzeszy.Oh, that makes it ever so much clearer.
Wait -- what's the implausible part supposed to be?
Części, w której las lub niektórych lokalnych króla burmistrz typu byłoby ustanowienie prawa zajmujące III Rzeszy.
The part where the forest or some of the local king of the mayor would be to establish a law dealing with the Third Reich