Re: Did Polish investigations save the day?
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2025 7:51 am
There is plenty of evidence that members of the Einsatzgruppen and AR camp staff, were telling family and friends what they were doing. Polish intelligence was generating multiple news reports all over the UK and USA, that the Nazis were murdering millions of Jews. As the war continued, the number of millions killed steadily grew, such that by 1944, the Nazis knew they would need to account for millions of Jews they had arrested, when the war had ended.
The potential save for the Nazis, was the belief that, since they had had so much cooperation from nationals in the countries they occupied and were aligned to, and there was so much anti-Semitism, they would not be held to account for what they had done.
"Where did they go?" and the so-called revisionist failure to produce a revised evidenced chronology of events, especially for 1944, is why there is no revision and what we see here is Holocaust denial. If millions had not been killed, then as Korherr was told, the Lublin district would have been packed with Jews. Instead of its population falling, from 150,000 in 1943, to 110,000 in 1944, Auschwitz would have grown and the Mexico section packed with Jews, instead of being unused. Lodz would not have been the last ghetto to close down, as the ghettos would be need to be packed. Poland, instead of c3 million Jews, would have millions more than that, since so many transports, from all over Europe, terminated in camps and ghetto in that country.
Instead, only Denmark and Finland, whose Jews had escaped to neutral Sweden, or they were protected from arrest, could account for all of their Jewish citizens in 1944. Polish intelligence was correct, millions of Jews were being transported there and murdered, along with the killing of millions of Polish Jews. The Nazis, who had taken over total control of the country, leaving no Poles in positions of authority, had the opportunity to mass murder, and they could have also easily proved they were accommodating millions of Jews, but they failed to do that.
The potential save for the Nazis, was the belief that, since they had had so much cooperation from nationals in the countries they occupied and were aligned to, and there was so much anti-Semitism, they would not be held to account for what they had done.
"Where did they go?" and the so-called revisionist failure to produce a revised evidenced chronology of events, especially for 1944, is why there is no revision and what we see here is Holocaust denial. If millions had not been killed, then as Korherr was told, the Lublin district would have been packed with Jews. Instead of its population falling, from 150,000 in 1943, to 110,000 in 1944, Auschwitz would have grown and the Mexico section packed with Jews, instead of being unused. Lodz would not have been the last ghetto to close down, as the ghettos would be need to be packed. Poland, instead of c3 million Jews, would have millions more than that, since so many transports, from all over Europe, terminated in camps and ghetto in that country.
Instead, only Denmark and Finland, whose Jews had escaped to neutral Sweden, or they were protected from arrest, could account for all of their Jewish citizens in 1944. Polish intelligence was correct, millions of Jews were being transported there and murdered, along with the killing of millions of Polish Jews. The Nazis, who had taken over total control of the country, leaving no Poles in positions of authority, had the opportunity to mass murder, and they could have also easily proved they were accommodating millions of Jews, but they failed to do that.












