What is the reality of the Holocaust in Europe? And how much do Europeans accept the Holocaust? The official story of the Holocaust and its acceptance in Western societies مقاله

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In certain periods, such as in the autumn of 1942, when the number of victims of typhus exceeded the capacity of the furnaces, several thousand bodies were burned in the open air; however, the decisive period was from May to July 1944, when it is claimed that several hundred thousand Hungarian Jews were sent to the gas chambers of Birkenau. Diesel gas chambers: The original claim regarding the use of diesel truck exhaust to kill large numbers of Jews in the camps of Belzec, Treblinka, and Sobibor was made by an unstable SS officer named Kurt Graestain. Faurisson reaches the conclusion that such a thing is impossible because the special unit would have been poisoned and lost their lives immediately upon entering due to the hydrogen cyanide gas remaining in the chamber, and therefore Hoess's testimony was "essentially inaudible" and certainly not provided voluntarily. In 1942, a labor camp inspector named Richard Glucks sent a directive to all camps with the following content: Although Holocaust historians claim that there is abundant documentary evidence indicating the existence of cleansing camps equipped with gas chambers, this entire story is narrated solely based on eyewitness reports. If, as revisionists claim, the gas chambers in Auschwitz were designed only for delousing, for what reason would such there is no doubt, but this group of historians believes, for compelling reasons, that the number of victims listed in the official Holocaust registry has been greatly exaggerated.