At the Auschwitz I camp there were only 6 crematory ovens. At the hospital in Auschwitz II there are 46 single cremators. In the Lubin camp there were only 6. THAT'S ALL! In these three camps 3 to 4 million Jews were supposed to have been exterminated and their bodies cremated. Furthermore, these cremation ovens were very small with only 18' doors and required from 4 to 6 hours to burn each body using a large amount of coal. Cremation was used in the camps for those who passed away in order to prevent epidemics. No large supplies of coal were ever stored at the camps for cremations. A VERY INTERESTING NOTE appears only in the German edition of William L. Shirer's book,
"The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich." It seems the Didler-Werke Company, which built the crematory ovens, sued Shirer who previously wrote that millions of people were gassed and then burned in this company's ovens. In an out-of-court settlement of the suit Shirer agreed to add the following footnote on page 972 of the German edition: "The Didler-Werke have raised objection to the name of their firm appearing in the chapter concerning the extermination camps. Dr. S. Trastel, a professor of engineering in a statement of August 1961 established that the measurements are those which are standard for a crematory oven of not very modern design intended for small cemeteries and would be unsuitable for mass burning." WHY IS THIS DELETED FROM THE ENGLISH EDITION???
On the question of cremating 6,000,000 peopleâthis would leave 15,000 tons of ashes! Such gigantic piles of ashes created over the short 2 1/2 year period the holocaust supposedly took place would have been very difficult to dispose of. No one has ever come forward to report seeing such huge piles of tons of ashes. It was not until 1960 that the Soviets opened the Auschwitz camp to tourists and independent investigators. No gas chamber could be found. The official answer was that it was "taken to another camp for gassings and then later went into oblivion!" (See
Zimunism).
So your issue is now with the numbers? YOu think it would be impossible to have murdered 6 million, so it must not have happened at all?
First of all, there were more camps than just the big ones or heones you named. Most bodies were burned in huge funeral pyres, and then the ashes scattered.
Also, your math is wrong. Cremation leaves between 3 and 10 lbs of material. Most of that is very light ash which will blow away or wash away. I think it is safe to say that the bodies of those who died in the camps would lean more towards 3 lbs than to 10 lbs. Bone density would have been very low. Plus there were many children killed as well.
They also have records of the mass graves. In Babi Yar, over 33,000 Jews were buried in mass graves in 1941 along.
from:
The Holocaust: Where Are the Bodies?
"The Germans werenât just trying to kill Jews⌠they were trying to
wipe them from history. Former SS camp guard
Oskar Groening delivered a powerful testimony where he owned up to everything he did and saw, and that âI did not expect any Jews to survive Auschwitz.â SS-Captain
Amon Goeth said to his men during the liquidation of the Krakow Ghetto, âThere had been for more than seven centuries a Jewish Krakow, and by this evening, those seven centuries would have become a rumor.â"
That is the testimony of an SS Capt. Not some rumor.
Also, the camps were in operation from 1933 until 1945. Long enough to accomplish the goals.
And there is evidence of up to 44,000 camps. This is based on solid research and the records of the Germans involved.
I like facts.