it seems like YouTube has been scrubbed of all videos with tourists or student groups being told the undressing room was a gas chamber.Fred Ziffel wrote: ↑Wed Jun 04, 2025 4:23 am No video on hand.
But this sign was once in the undressing room in B41
I can't make that photo any better, but here's one from another Youtube tour video. Link. Timestamp 7:20.Fred Ziffel wrote: ↑Wed Jun 04, 2025 3:49 pm Question
See the attached photo
Can this photo be made even more sharper and clearer? I need to see the vertical seams between the boards on the outside wall of this building.
is anyone willing to assist? Thanks
I don't think there is a horizontal seam in that photo.Fred Ziffel wrote: ↑Wed Jun 04, 2025 10:53 pm What I am looking for is a horizontal seam about halfway up that would indicate the past doorway that was there
Did they stain over it or reboard it up? Regardless, you cannot clearly see Eric Hunt's argument on process direction through the buildings
InuYasha please give your sourceInuYasha wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 12:18 am Were there gas chambers at all in Majdanek?
The trial report of Erich Bauer at the Berlin Court (the first Sobibor trial) in '50* defined one of the charges as follows:
"One day a transport arrived with about fifteen thousand Jewish prisoners from the Majdanek camp, where there were no gas chambers. Since the gas chamber in Sobibor was not functioning at the time, the prisoners in Camp I had to wait for several days to be exterminated. During this time they were not fed. Many of them died of starvation. When others who had received some food attacked it, the SS men, including the accused, opened fire on the crowd of these defenseless people. The accused killed at least four or five people."
Düsseldorf Majdanek Trial, '81**
(excerpt from the guilty verdict presented to the KL personnel):
"The selections for gassing, which began in late autumn 1942 and continued in the spring and summer of 1943, were a terrible burden for the prisoners, especially the Jews. […] The gassing always took place in the same way. The prisoners selected for execution were driven into a barracks and there, after undressing, were pushed into one of the gas chambers. As soon as the door was hermetically sealed behind them, carbon monoxide or Zyklon B was released into the chamber."
This is very strange. In 1950, there were "no gas chambers" in Majdanek, and in 1981 gassings were already taking place. Has the official narrative about Majdanek changed during this time, or is this an error in the Berlin court's determination?
*Berlin Regional Court, op. cit., p. 3.
**Landgericht Düsseldorf, Urteil Hackmann u. a., (Land Court of Düsseldorf, Judgment in the Case of Hackmann and Others), XVII 1/75, Volume I, pp. 86 et seq.
Yeah, that doesn't make sense. The Majdanek page gives a good explanation of what was and is no longer claimed, but it doesn't claim that Zyklon is totally abandoned. It might be difficult to include Majdanek in that table at all because all the claims have been dialed back without being abandoned.Fred Ziffel wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 5:42 am Here is the latest rundown from Germar. I do not agree with Majdanek since no one I know made any decoration or statement that Zyklon B was not used
see attached
The documents themselves from the Düsseldorf regional courts and the ruling of June 30, 1981 can be found on a German legal website, it should be on one of the pages there: