3 months ago14 points(+0/-0/+14Score on mirror)5 children
A fourth (and I believe the primary) is the three volume set of over 1,700+ pages published by the International Committee of the Red Cross in 1947. The Red Cross eventually got delegates (observers) in every single work camp, including all the alleged death camps, including Aushwitz.
Absolutely zero reference to gas chambers or systematic extermination of the kikes. Kinda odd, don't you think?
Anyway, I have them in searchable PDF form. I guess I should post them, because oddly you cannot find them on the Red Cross website.
E: Just to be clear, the reason I consider this "primary" is because the entire three-volume set was about the work camps. Nothing else.
The Seneate judicary Commission's report on worldwide jewish population in 1948 concluded the population to be at 15.8 million, which is 0.5 million higher than in 1933. This would be in line with population growth including a decline of approximately 300,000-500,000 jews with natural deaths and associated birthrate. This would conclude that only about 250,000 jews died in concentration camps, which would be reasonable since most deaths would have happened in the north eastern camps which were "liberated" by the russians, and consequently were the only ones which were reportedly death camps, even though they would have needed either mass graves or crematoriums which were capable of completely eradicating een the bones which even modern crematoriums cannot do.
Absolutely zero reference to gas chambers or systematic extermination of the kikes. Kinda odd, don't you think?
Anyway, I have them in searchable PDF form. I guess I should post them, because oddly you cannot find them on the Red Cross website.
E: Just to be clear, the reason I consider this "primary" is because the entire three-volume set was about the work camps. Nothing else.