Jewess admits she was released from Majdanek

[Stevia]

In chapter 9 (Release From Majdanek, pp. 134-149) of the vile, anti-German hate propaganda book:

THE DEATH TRAIN

A Personal Account of a Holocaust Survivor

By Luba Krugman Gurdus

Walden Press, 1978

The hate filled Jewess author Luba Krugman Gurdus admits that she was actually released from Majdanek.

[Hohenems]

Why is this a big deal? There is no claim made by any exterminationists that people weren't released from Majdanek. It was a labor and POW camp.

[Stevia]

The key word here Hohenems, as you're well aware, is "jewess," not "people."

What we've seen on the codoh forum in just the last few days are admissions from Jews themselves that they were transited through Treblinka and released from Majdanek.

The filthy, hate-filled holohoax house of cards is falling down.

Don't you just love it Hohenems?

[Stevia]

Hohenems:

Why is this a big deal? There is no claim made by any exterminationists that people weren't released from Majdanek. It was a labor and POW camp.

Oh really Hohenems? Is that what the jews call Majdanek? A "labor and POW camp"?

I just googled "Majdanek" and found these on the first page:

Majdanek Extermination Camp (Poland)
http://www.jewishgen.org/forgottenCamps ... ekEng.html - Cached
Contains history of the camp, with a couple pictures.

Majdanek - An Overview of the Concentration and Death Camp at ...
history1900s.about.com/od/holocaust/a/majdanek.htm - Cached - Similar
The Majdanek concentration camp, located approximately three miles from the
center of the Polish city of Lublin, was the second largest Nazi concentration ...

Majdanek Death Camp - The Holocaust Explained
http://www.theholocaustexplained.org/ks3/.../majdanek/ - Cached
Majdanek was a concentration camp, labour camp and death camp. It was
located in a suburb just three miles from Lublin in Poland in the centre of the
General ...

Seems the jews like to refer to it as an "extermination" camp or a "death" camp.

[Hohenems]

You're missing my point. The Reinhard camps and Chelmno are said to be pure extermination camps. The exterminationists say that Auschwitz and Majdanek had mixed purposes. So it's not a problem for them to explain Majdanek and Auschwitz survivors, though it's difficult to explain why there are so many. It's much more difficult from them to explain Reinhard or Chelmno survivors at all.

[Hannover]

You're missing my point. The Reinhard camps and Chelmno are said to be pure extermination camps. The exterminationists say that Auschwitz and Majdanek had mixed purposes. So it's not a problem for them to explain Majdanek and Auschwitz survivors, though it's difficult to explain why there are so many. It's much more difficult from them to explain Reinhard or Chelmno survivors at all.

No, Hohenems, it is you who is missing the point. The storyline states that the German wanted to 'exterminate' all the Jews, but we have countless numbers who were released, transported out of the camps, or were found to be safe in the various camps at war's end. Please understand the very storyline you are trying to defend.

- Hannover

[Lohengrin]

O, and by the way, Hohenems, it's Reinhardt Camps, named after the German Minister of Economic Affairs Fritz Reinhardt, under whose supervision the succesfull and famous Deutsche Autobahn Project was realized and later during the War was responsible for enormous Labour Projects as the Arbeitseinsatz. Not for mass-murder.

It's the HoloLieStory who transformed the name Reinhardt into 'Reinhard' as a so-called "Nazi-tribute to the murdered Reinhard Heydrich". But . . ., but, Reinhard Heydrich was murdered in June 1942, months after the first of those camps were installed called as ''Reinhardt Camps'.

[Hohenems]

You're missing my point. The Reinhard camps and Chelmno are said to be pure extermination camps. The exterminationists say that Auschwitz and Majdanek had mixed purposes. So it's not a problem for them to explain Majdanek and Auschwitz survivors, though it's difficult to explain why there are so many. It's much more difficult from them to explain Reinhard or Chelmno survivors at all.

No, Hohenems, it is you who is missing the point. The storyline states that the German wanted to 'exterminate' all the Jews, but we have countless numbers who were released, transported out of the camps, or were found to be safe in the various camps at war's end. Please understand the very storyline you are trying to defend.

- Hannover

I'm not defending the storyline. I'm pointing out that Renewal's attack on the storyline is ineffective because it involves the wrong camp. It's important to be consistent. Also, if the storyline states that the Germans wanted to exterminate all the Jews, it doesn't disprove it that they left some alive to get some work out of them first.

As revisionists, we should aim to make more coherent arguments and not ones that can be shot down at a moment's notice.

[Hannover]

1. I'm not defending the storyline. 2. I'm pointing out that Renewal's attack on the storyline is ineffective because it involves the wrong camp. 3. It's important to be consistent. 4. Also, if the storyline states that the Germans wanted to exterminate all the Jews, it doesn't disprove it that they left some alive to get some work out of them first.

5 As revisionists, we should aim to make more coherent arguments and not ones that can be shot down at a moment's notice.

1. Yes you are.
2. No it doesn't, it's in fact alleged that Majdanek was mainly for 'exterminating' Jews. Again, please learn the bogus storyline you are trying to defend.
3. Are you talking to yourself?
4. The Jew in this example was released, as in freed, not "left alive to get some work out of them"
5. You've only shot yourself and your unmanageable 'holocaust' beliefs down, Hohenems. There is no we Revisionists here. You are not a 'holocaust' Revisionist.

The tide is turning.

- Hannover

[The Warden]

When does she claim to have been released?

[Hohenems]

She doesn't. She claims she was 'liberated' by the Soviets.

[Hannover]

She doesn't. She claims she was 'liberated' by the Soviets.

Verbatim quote from Luba Krugman Gurdus and citation, please.

- Hannover

[Hohenems]

Retracted. I double-checked. She claims that she was released because she could pass as Polish.

[Jerzy Ulicki-Rek]

Why is this a big deal? There is no claim made by any exterminationists that people weren't released from Majdanek. It was a labor and POW camp.

Since when?

Jerzy

[Hohenems]

Why is this a big deal? There is no claim made by any exterminationists that people weren't released from Majdanek. It was a labor and POW camp.

Since when?

Jerzy

Since it was founded. The camp opened in October 1941, which is before any allegations of gassing happening pretty much anywhere. The first people kept there were Soviet POWs. Plus the camp was loaded with people when the Russians got there.