Clayton Moore
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So are you denying that Jews were deported from the Reich, including Austria and the Protectorate; from Western Europe; from the General-Gouvernement (e.g., Lodz, Warsaw, Lublin, and other locations large and small); Hungary; Slovakia; Greece; and other parts of Nazi occupied Europe?
We've already seen that, to run 3 death camps, the Nazis had to divert fewer personnel than the number of soldiers they executed in a year for violations of military rules--fewer than 500 German SS, Ukrainians, and ethnic Germans. Auschwitz-Birkenau was run by something like 2000 people--throwing in that total we are still under the number of military executions for 1943. So clearly running the camps where gassings took place wasn't a drain on wartime manpower. So tell us about the deportations of some Jews across Europe and many, many others to the death camp down the road.
You're saying the Germans executed over 2500 of their own soldiers in 1943?
