Top Nazi Rudolf Hess exhumed from 'pilgrimage' grave

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Originally Posted by ZeeWolf

Thanks Neon Sam,
I read the soap and lampshade articles and I must say, the gruesome details given by the witnesses
(especially in the numerous links with the soap ) is stunning.
Then to read that these stories are lies - cast more doubt then sheds light.
Then there was the statement about the lampshades. This to lacks credibility now we have the
scientific methods to determine enormous forensic data that should be used to help identify these people.
But what is glaring with these accounts are the lack of wide spread military or government involvement that
is the foundation of the holocaust's case.
These kinds of stories are great for the physiological-warfare units that where tasked with the planned
"collective guilt" agenda on the entire population of post-war Germany but does little to bolster the
"nazi death camp industry" or death on an industrial scale, at least in my view.
Of course the images of the dead people who where certainly starved is
compelling but when you ask the question - how where the camps supplied?
The answer might be the camps rely on the railroads being the major support method.
And then when you consider the massive bombing campaign that was raging for the last 5 months of the war - why wouldn't
there be mass starvation in the camps filled with the enemies of the state.
Camps that where over capacity is some camps ten fold.
So, basically the holocaust asserts that millions where murdered in gas chambers between early42 - late 1943.
Then the US and Soviets having found millions dead in April of 1945 does not add up. I am not ready to trust
any account given that ignores the effect the allied terror bombing had at producing that insane hell that was the last months of Nazi Germany.

Zeewolf

.. read some more history.
Not just Irving's stuff..
You might also find out that there was no problem in supplying POW camps populated by British and Americans.
There had been occasional interruptions but all was relatively well there till end of the war.
The east was a place where all crazy things happened even though it was least affected by the allied bombings.