another inconvenient fact: Jews & Others Were Paid For Their Labor at Auschwitz

[Breker]

While surfing around I happened across this information which rather nicely obliterates another "Holocaust" lie.

Jews and others, skilled & unskilled, were given money for their labor at Auschwitz:

https://books.google.com/books?id=akVem ... im&f=false

Oh my, what's this world coming to?
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[Lamprecht]

Yep, and there were free Polish and German workers as well: People who decided to work there because they saw it as a good job opportunity!

Concentration Camp Money
https://archive.is/MaAhL

[Daniel Briske]

Thank you for sharing this. I highly doubt that I would have came across this one myself.

The response, assuming there ever is one by the 'Holocaust' believers, will be rather amusing.

[Hektor]

While surfing around I happened across this information which rather nicely obliterates another "Holocaust" lie.

Jews and others, skilled & unskilled, were given money for their labor at Auschwitz:

https://books.google.com/books?id=akVem ... im&f=false

Oh my, what's this world coming to?
B.

Good find, one needs to be exact on this though:

Free German and Polish
workers as well as forced eastern European workers contributed to its construction, but the largest group of workers was the approximately 300,000, concentration camp inmates that included Germans, Greeks, Dutch, Czechs, Hungarians, Poles, and Russians, most of whom were Jews. IG Farben paid all its unskilled workers 30 pfennig per hour (RM 0.30 per hour) or RM 3 for a 10 hour work day and all skilled workers 40 pfennig per hour (RM 0.40 per hour) or RM 4 per day after deductions for taxes, room and board. This was the same wage as the 1944 average industrial wage for unskilled and skilled foreign workers for a six-day week (RM 18-25) with one difference. Free and forced foreign workers received these wages, but the total wage each concentration camp inmate earned went instead to the SS (Schutz-Staffel) for taxes and expenses (room and board and clothing). In effect, IG Farben was paying the SS for the labor it provided [37].

So the money paid went to the SS with the argument that they provided lodging and other goods. Concentration camp inmates could however purchase items and services in the camp. So the SS may have paid them indeed in turn.

[Breker]

Hector:

So the money paid went to the SS with the argument that they provided lodging and other goods. Concentration camp inmates could however purchase items and services in the camp. So the SS may have paid them indeed in turn.
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That's rather unsurprising since the SS were in charge of administration and the money had to be collected.
The point being, the notion of 'slave labor" is quite exaggerated.
Combine that with:
!! VIDEO: INSIDE AUSCHWITZ, Virtual Tour, What they DON'T tell you. !!: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12351
and this:
[Video] Auschwitz children: What happened to children in the concentration camps during World War II?: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12393
We then have an another enormous lie being promoted about the not so "death camps"
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