Nessie wrote: ↑Tue Aug 18, 2026 9:10 amYour beliefs explain why you have fallen for the Holocaust denier hoax.
Uh-oh, Nessie has put on his psychoanalysis hat again.
Nessie wrote:You genuinely believe the evidence of mass murder is somehow false
It really is not complicated -- I see more confirmed-liar witnesses for this event than for any other historical event I have ever looked into, and it isn't even close. These aren't people I merely believe to be liars; these are provable contradictions, impossibilities, and obvious exaggerations/embellishments which any thinking person would agree.
That, alone, would make it a phenomenon if the evidence were indeed there. But it isn't (hence my earlier point about AR diggings).
Nessie wrote:and that there really is the evidence to support millions of Jews were still alive at the end of the war.
This isn't difficult to understand or explain, either. Powerful groups that just won the world had it well-within their interests to portray 'missing' Jews and to distort and undercount the demographics. There's a ton more support for this, but this fact alone compels a serious consideration of such perspective; yet, it's a perspective deemed politically incorrect (since the victors and their Jews have defined this 'correctness', e.g. in Hollywood).
Nessie wrote:There is evidence that anti-partisan actions in the east produced some exaggerated figures, but figures from national records, Nazi documents such as the Wannsee Minutes and Korherr Report and all we see are huge drops,
Other than the part about exaggerated figures (a dangerous admission for you), this just isn't true. Wannsee/Korherr "drops" are explicitly non-genocidal.
Nessie wrote:The policy was to clear the region of Jews.
Sure, in open areas. Jews were prevented from any contact with civilian populations, so could not be roaming or integrated in any way. "Jew free" (Judenfrei) was associated to many areas that still kept Jews ghettoized therein. "Judenrein" (Jew-purged/cleansed?) is arguably the only word you can claim meant Jews were gone completely, but this word was most often associated to individual cities or places where Jews are confirmed to have simply been moved-out (not killed), e.g.:
German-annexed Alsace – reported judenrein by Robert Heinrich Wagner in July 1940.[5]
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The city of Kiev was declared judenrein on September 29, 1941. [7]
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Bessarabia was declared judenrein in January 1942 by Romanian officials, [13] although Nazi officials deemed Bessarabia judenrein in June 1942. [14][15]
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The Polish city of Zgierz, near Lodz, was made judenrein in February 1942. [21]
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In July 1942, Frankfurt was declared judenrein. [28]
Vienna – reported judenfrei by Alois Brunner on October 9, 1942.
The Nazis deemed Sosnowiec, Poland to be judenrein in December 1942. [29]
In February 1943, the Czechoslovak Government-in-Exile reported that the last few remaining Jews had been deported by the Nazis from the Czech towns of Melnik and Mladá Boleslav rendering them judenrein. [30]
In March 1943, the Polish city of Kowel was rendered judenrein. [31]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judenfrei