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Originally Posted by NewNick
Jesus - there were thousands of people invovled, there was hundreds of thousands of people involved. There are documented witness statements by the truckload from survivors and those that participated. The buildings still exist. The mass graves still exist. The paper trail of Nazi bureaucrats signing the orders still exists.
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Where are all these hundreds of thousands of people? The buildings say nothing, Auschwitz was a work camp with a cinema, swimming pool, hospital and dental facilities, library, a post office and a brothel. The prisoners died from work labor and various disease.
The labor camp ovens could have handled no more than 50 people per day. It takes 6 hours on average to fully cremate a body. It was simply impossible to cremate so many people. And the "gas chambers" were installed by the jews after the war.
Its bad enough they interview people who were 1 or 2 at the time and somehow they give amazingly vivid accurate descriptions of what happened at the time.