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I think it was around the 90's they started to kvetch about muh holowhoax in schools, and around that time it starts to pop up in history encyclopedias, before then, none of the books ever mentioned a "holocaust" or similar event.

When thinking about it, it kind of makes sense to wait at least 50 years before starting to push that bullshit in Europe, otherwise they would have to deal with an army of Ursula Havenbrooks who was there and know the truth, all question (((their lies))).

50 years is enough for most people to die off, or forget what they remember. This is why millenials and generation x are probably the most brainwashed generations on the holohoax, not all of them, but more than other generations. At least in Europe.

Among zoomers and alpha I think more had early access to the internet and could easier look up the truth about muh holohoax, leading to fewer of them believing in it. Seems like in America it's primarily boomers who believe in the holohoax, brainwashed by their own parents who claim they were there and saw everything, even tho they didn't see anything else than their own destruction, and many probably lying too as they realized they fucked up and don't want to be seen as the bad guy when everyone thinks they're a hero.

Nowadays, internet has saved a lot of Americans and communist countries too by helping people allover the world to notice (((their lies))).