Like you failed to substantiate this allegation:
We're still waiting for you to point to these nesserto:The Nazis were not trying to magically disappear the corpses and the graves.
All the mass graves dug by the Nazis, and the corpses they cremated, are still at the AR camps.
Mass graves are proven. By all normal standards of evidencing, they are proven.
I can point to them in the ground.

Your critiquing of the archaeological evidence is flawed. You are biased, as you refuse to acknowledge the finds of large areas of buried cremated remains, in exactly the parts of the camps the eyewitnesses said the cremains were buried in. The evidence is that they were not just buried back into the original mass graves. The finds of buried ashes are more random than that and original mass graves have been identified as having little cremated remains in them.
Quantitative limitations of cremated remains in site analysis
Callafangers came up with the idea that because he thinks much of the history of the Holocaust is not falsifiable, that means the presently accepted historical narrative, that involves mass gassings, cremations and graves, is not sound. It is an attempt to argue the Holocaust did not happen, since he cannot evidence it did not happen.There are a few clear flaws here. First, calling historical events “not falsifiable” misuses the concept—it applies to predictive theories, not past events. Second, assuming intent to hide evidence isn’t always backed by direct documentation. Third, focusing only on mass graves ignores other forms of evidence, like transport records. Finally, comparing Katyn to AR camps ignores major differences in context, and absence of evidence doesn’t automatically mean an event didn’t happen.Nessie wrote: ↑Thu Feb 05, 2026 7:39 am
The Nazis knew that a mass grave, in its normal state, is eminently falsifiable. So they made that much harder to do. It is universal within any criminal justice system, to regard tampering with, hiding or destroying evidence as a criminal act and the act of criminals.
Sorry to hear you back in the sin bin Nessie. I should have used the word weakness not flaws, perhaps over reach. The post I responded to had some very good points.Nessie wrote: ↑Thu Feb 12, 2026 10:07 am Your reply does not explain how my claim is flawed. It is a proven fact that the Nazis exhumed mass graves and cremated corpses, which prevented body counts, identification and establishing the cause of death. Anyone who tampers with buried remains, without official permission, is committing a crime, let alone when the tampering is to cover up what was done.
Any references to Popper's falsifiabilty, have been originally generated by Callafangers. Ignore Popper and theoretical thinking, and understand that in practice, any historical narrative can be falsified, by revising it.Nazgul wrote: ↑Thu Feb 12, 2026 10:23 amSorry to hear you back in the sin bin Nessie. I should have used the word weakness not flaws, perhaps over reach. The post I responded to had some very good points.Nessie wrote: ↑Thu Feb 12, 2026 10:07 am Your reply does not explain how my claim is flawed. It is a proven fact that the Nazis exhumed mass graves and cremated corpses, which prevented body counts, identification and establishing the cause of death. Anyone who tampers with buried remains, without official permission, is committing a crime, let alone when the tampering is to cover up what was done.
Strengths of the argument
Logical consistency: The post correctly identifies that deliberate destruction or concealment of evidence reduces falsifiability. This is a methodologically valid point.
Comparative reasoning: Using Katyn as an example highlights that mass graves are, in principle, falsifiable when left undisturbed.
Evidence-based expectation: The idea that perpetrators might attempt to conceal or destroy evidence is aligned with forensic and criminal investigation principles.
Here are the weaknesses:
Misuse of “falsifiability”:
Historical events are not scientific hypotheses; Popperian falsifiability applies to predictive theories. Claiming an event is “not falsifiable” is conceptually flawed.
There is evidence, from witnesses and documents, that the switch from burial to cremations and the exhumation of mass graves to cremate the corpses, was to destroy evidence. We know details about the operation, codenamed Sonderaction 1005. There is also evidence of wholesale destruction of documents relating to the operation of the AR camps and Chelmno. So, no assumption has been made, that the Nazis destroyed evidence. We know it was done, because they were losing the war, they knew they were being accused of mass murder and they wanted to avoid being held responsible.Assumption of intent without direct evidence:
The post assumes Nazis deliberately hid or destroyed evidence to prevent falsification. While plausible, this is not directly documented in every case cited.
You are cherry-picking one post out of a number of posts in a thread. The falsification argument applies to any and all evidence that is used to build a historical narrative.Overgeneralization from mass graves:
The argument treats mass graves as the sole or primary evidence, ignoring other independent forms of verification (eyewitness accounts, transport records, demographic reconstruction).
The comparison to Katyn, was to emphasise how destruction of evidence can make falsification harder. That is all.False equivalence in comparative example:
Comparing Katyn to AR camps assumes similar operational, political, and logistical contexts. Differences in circumstances limit the validity of this analogy.
You are drifting away from the point I made. To get back on topic, this is an example of a critique of the evidence that is not fallacious. Discussing the quantity and form of the disturbed ground at the AR camps is not logically flawed. Archie's original claim is wrong. That is why he will avoid posting in this thread.Implied causation from evidence absence:
Suggesting that concealed or disturbed grounds automatically weaken historical claims misinterprets absence of evidence as evidence of absence.
Falsifiability applies to scientific theories that make predictions, not to historical evidence. Historical claims are verified through corroboration, consistency, and multiple sources—not Popper-style experiments. Treating all historical evidence as “falsifiable or invalid” is a category error.
A reminder, you need to lecture callafangers, not me, about his use of Popper. Falsification in history is usually referred to as revision. Callafanger misuses Popper to suggest the evidence of gassings, cremations and graves is not valid. I pointed out to him that if he actually wants to revise the history, he needs evidence gassings etc did not take place and what did.Nazgul wrote: ↑Thu Feb 12, 2026 10:54 amFalsifiability applies to scientific theories that make predictions, not to historical evidence. Historical claims are verified through corroboration, consistency, and multiple sources—not Popper-style experiments. Treating all historical evidence as “falsifiable or invalid” is a category error.
I have already discussed this with Fangers Nessie. As I mentioned, if you take the time to read my other posts, gassings are not necessary to consider. My focus is on the broader calamity: roughly 70 million who perished in that conflict, or about 95 million if the preceding war is included as part of a single, extended event, despite the hiatus between them. While some estimates suggest that a loss of 6 million people falls within the uncertainty range of these aggregate figures, it is important to stress that any loss of life is unacceptable, and every individual death represents a human tragedy, regardless of the statistical framing.Nessie wrote: ↑Thu Feb 12, 2026 10:44 am A reminder, you need to lecture callafangers, not me, about his use of Popper. Falsification in history is usually referred to as revision. Callafanger misuses Popper to suggest the evidence of gassings, cremations and graves is not valid. I pointed out to him that if he actually wants to revise the history, he needs evidence gassings etc did not take place and what did.
You've picked up a few names of fallacies, and, ironically, it has completely fried your brain and rendered you incapable of reasoned debate. Anyone who has read your drivel on the forums over the years knows that you see "arguments from incredulity" lurking behind every bush. I am not going to waste my time trawling through your post history to document this. And I'm not going to explain to you yet again why your are wrong about this since I have been explaining it to you for probably five years and if you haven't understood by now you never will.
This guy thinks the Holocaust is like a physics equation.