@krnjaaHRHB This isn't a per capita thing. Deaths of most Jewish prisoners were just no longer entered in the books after 1943: https://t.co/DsoeiLvql8
@Stubble1776@UnapprovedRadio Hilarious how deniers are completely stumped by the 'Vergasungskeller' document alone, unable to offer any plausible alternate explanation, and also completely silent on all the other mentions of gas chambers in the crematoria.
@Stubble1776@UnapprovedRadio Hilariously, deniers can't even agree between themselves over what the 'Vergasungskeller really was: https://t.co/c3VnRLxeo2
@UnapprovedRadio They are in fact explicitly labeled as gas chambers ("Vergasungskeller, "Gaskeller", "Gaskammer"). Read up on the basics before commenting.
@Stubble1776@ppow84@UnapprovedRadio Your whole non-sequitur of a non-argument was that corpses being added to the crematoria from the regular camp mortality meant they didn't have gas chambers. Now that the stupidity of this argument was shown, you try to pivot to one about cremation capacity. Sorry, not interested
@Stubble1776@ppow84@UnapprovedRadio I know holocaust deniers are challenged when it comes to common sense, but I think the camp SS would have been sensible enough to have burned the 'regular' camp dead alongside the bodies of those they'd gassed.
@Stubble1776@ppow84@UnapprovedRadio One would expect the crematoria to receive the 'regular' mortality of the camp. What you can't explain is why they had 'undressing rooms' and 'gas chambers' in the first place, so you make up dumb non-sequitur arguments like this.