hermod wrote:Alan1 wrote:One may ask: how come she mentioned the gassings while Nazi leaders heard about it for the first time in court?
I have an idea, but I wonder what others think.
Assuming the entry about that is genuine, that should logically mean that the Holohoax gassings were just Soviet-Allied classic atrocity propaganda during WW2. Nazi leaders were less 'informed' than Anne Frank, Zionist leaders, etc. because they were not supposed to listen to BBC broadcasts or read New York Times articles during the war. That was
verboten...
Even, if they listened to it... It's improbable that they would have taken that seriously. The NS-Leadership on trial probably knew people working in or around concentration camps... And it didn't appear to be anything else than Labour Camps and detention facilities. Well... And then there is the denial by no one lesser than Heinrich Himmler:
https://archive.org/details/NorbertMasu ... ichHimmlerExterminationists think that 'testimony' is their trump card, when in reality it isn't. The testimony 'witnessing to gassing' can never be corroborated to be testimony about the same event. And well, there is plenty of testimony that contradicts the notion, which is also contradicted by what is empirically at hand. The charade doesn't hold up to scrutiny, but is indeed a charade no matter how much people have fallen in love with her.
Otto Frank is himself a witness against the Holocaust. Apparently he was left behind in Auschwitz, while his daughters were transferred to Bergen-Belsen. He did how ever that they would be alive and he would find them later. This indicates that he 'did not believe in the Holocaust', while he actually should have known about the supposed gassings taking place at the camps. Also transferring people first to Auschwitz (which supposedly an extermination facility) and then moving them back 100s of km again doesn't make sense in line with the Holocaust narrative.