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I'm not an expert on this topic, but Unz's site has some good material.
https://www.unz.com/article/auschwitz-six-facts-and-seven-questions/
Use the site's built-in search to look for articles with Holocaust in the title. Lots of good stuff.
https://www.unz.com/article/auschwitz-six-facts-and-seven-questions/
Use the site's built-in search to look for articles with Holocaust in the title. Lots of good stuff.
Aside from the math of crematoriums and how long it would take the Nazis to cremate that many people (i.e. it was impossible), the most compelling evidence I found was in regard to "gassing" people with Zyklon B, and the info is easily verifiable and quick to research, good for normies to digest.
Zyklon B, when aerosolized, kills via inhalation of cyanide. One of the hallmark physical indicators of cyanide poisoning is the skin turning a very bright red/pink. It's incredibly obvious, and completely out of the norm for how someone would look, dead or alive. But yet, not one single "eye witness" account of the gas chambers, from the guards or the "survivors", remarked on this phenomenon. None. Zero. That visage of every corpse being bright red/pink after death should've been seered into the memories of everyone that saw it. But nope. No one mentions it in the official Holocaust narrative.
Be careful in what you search for, as many search engines are now claiming that pink skin due to cyanide poisoning is due to using the hydroxocobalamin as a treatment (to counteract the cyanide poisoning). You have to search for something like "post mortem cyanide poisoning pink/red skin" to get relevant results (even Google will show you decent results with that specific search). They also like to claim that this skin discoloration is "rare", which is bunk. It's a chemical reaction in the blood due to the cyanide. There's even veterinary literature about the exact same condition happening in animals with cyanide poisoning.
Here are some normie friendly links about it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanide_poisoning
> A cherry red skin color that darkens may be present as the result of increased venous hemoglobin oxygen saturation.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK539741/
> Post mortem staining can be of a distinct color in cases of poisoning. Cherry red staining presents in carbon monoxide poisoning, pink-colored staining is observable in cyanide poisoning, and brown colored staining occurs in nitrate poisoning.
https://www.vumc.org/poison-control/toxicology-question-week/nov-19-2018-how-do-you-identify-and-treat-cyanide-poisoning
> Classic symptoms include cherry-red flushing of the skin and bitter-almond smell of the breath
https://www.merckvetmanual.com/toxicology/cyanide-poisoning/cyanide-poisoning-in-animals#Etiology_v3348366
> Mucous membranes are bright red but may become cyanotic terminally. Venous blood is classically described as "cherry red" because of the presence of high venous blood pO2; however, this color rapidly changes after death.
You can find post mortem pictures of cyanide poisoning, for proof of how reddish/pink the skin gets, but I won't post them here.
Zyklon B, when aerosolized, kills via inhalation of cyanide. One of the hallmark physical indicators of cyanide poisoning is the skin turning a very bright red/pink. It's incredibly obvious, and completely out of the norm for how someone would look, dead or alive. But yet, not one single "eye witness" account of the gas chambers, from the guards or the "survivors", remarked on this phenomenon. None. Zero. That visage of every corpse being bright red/pink after death should've been seered into the memories of everyone that saw it. But nope. No one mentions it in the official Holocaust narrative.
Be careful in what you search for, as many search engines are now claiming that pink skin due to cyanide poisoning is due to using the hydroxocobalamin as a treatment (to counteract the cyanide poisoning). You have to search for something like "post mortem cyanide poisoning pink/red skin" to get relevant results (even Google will show you decent results with that specific search). They also like to claim that this skin discoloration is "rare", which is bunk. It's a chemical reaction in the blood due to the cyanide. There's even veterinary literature about the exact same condition happening in animals with cyanide poisoning.
Here are some normie friendly links about it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanide_poisoning
> A cherry red skin color that darkens may be present as the result of increased venous hemoglobin oxygen saturation.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK539741/
> Post mortem staining can be of a distinct color in cases of poisoning. Cherry red staining presents in carbon monoxide poisoning, pink-colored staining is observable in cyanide poisoning, and brown colored staining occurs in nitrate poisoning.
https://www.vumc.org/poison-control/toxicology-question-week/nov-19-2018-how-do-you-identify-and-treat-cyanide-poisoning
> Classic symptoms include cherry-red flushing of the skin and bitter-almond smell of the breath
https://www.merckvetmanual.com/toxicology/cyanide-poisoning/cyanide-poisoning-in-animals#Etiology_v3348366
> Mucous membranes are bright red but may become cyanotic terminally. Venous blood is classically described as "cherry red" because of the presence of high venous blood pO2; however, this color rapidly changes after death.
You can find post mortem pictures of cyanide poisoning, for proof of how reddish/pink the skin gets, but I won't post them here.
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Also Unz Review.