Stubble wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 1:05 pm
Nessie wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 12:37 pm
How witness Krzepicki's testimony is analysed, is crucial to the debate. That so-called revisionists analyse all witnesses incorrectly, in a way that is unique to so-called revisionism, means that you are inevitably doomed to make analytical mistakes and reach incorrect conclusions.
Elaborate. Explain your perspective with regard to this testimony and point out errors in interpretation you can see and why they are erroneous, if you please.
Common so-called revisionist mistakes;
- claiming lies, when lying has not been proven. For example, claiming a witness lied because they claimed 1000 people fitted inside a gas chamber, that was not big enough for that many people, which could easily be a mistake, due to over estimating how many people were in the chamber. A mistake is not a lie.
- ignoring the scientific studies of witnesses and witness evidence, regarding memory, recall, estimation, the effect of repeatedly giving evidence, the effect the interviewer has etc.
- mixing hearsay with eyewitness evidence and not being able to identify which is which
- assessing credibility, rather than truthfulness. Someone can be a liar and credible and vice versa, so truthfulness is the better test.
- getting bogged down in variations in how witnesses describe the details, ignoring that they all agree on the main events, in particular, mass arrivals, theft of possessions, gassings, cremations and graves. If the witnesses all agreed on the details as well, that would be evidence of collusion.
- ignoring that the Jewish evidence is more emotive than the matter of fact Nazi testimony and reasons why that is.
- ignoring that Jews and Nazis corroborate each other, which is regarded as strong corroboration as it is between two groups who would not normally cooperate.
- not using corroboration to test the witnesses, which is how historians, the courts and journalists test witnesses to assess truthfulness and accuracy.
Krzepicki wrote about events in the camp, that only someone who was in it, could know. His was the first eyewitness evidence, so he must have been there. There is also likely documentary evidence he was arrested, imprisoned in the Warsaw ghetto and the transport he was on, dated 25/08/1942. That he was there for 18 days, explains why he never wrote about cremations. The provenance of his evidence is proved.
List some examples, if you please.
Examples of what? I have explained how his provenance is established. Investigators will start by checking to see if there is evidence the person was in the camp they said they were in. That is how some supposed eyewitnesses have been found to be frauds, as they were proven to have not been in the camp they claimed they were in.
That his descriptions of how the camp functioned, the mass transports arriving, the sorting of the property stolen and its transportation back out of the camp, and the gassings, are corroborated, mean his claims are verified as truthful.
Corroboration and verification are two completely different things, hence different words exist as they are independent descriptors.
Verification of the truthfulness of the witness is reliably established by the use of corroboration.
How accurate the details are, is harder to assess. He gave his evidence not long after he was in the camp, so his memory was likely still good. He gave evidence to a trained journalist, who would know how to interview someone and get a chronology of events that largely make sense. His book is less emotive than others, he is not so prone to use figures of speech, and his estimations do not seem excessive. He does not hide that he did not work at the gas chambers when people were being gassed. His description of how the gas chamber was constructed, matches the finds by the Staffs Uni team in 2011, of building remains.
How many witnesses were there for the 'Iraq Babies From Incubators' hoax? They all corroborated one another. Without a critical analysis, how would anyone have known that their testimony was false and that they had constructed a lie for propaganda purposes?
By critical analysis, you mean further corroboration. The witnesses corroborated each other, but there was no other evidence to corroborate them, in particular, the corpses, or photos. That lack of other evidence, is how journalists established the claims were false.
To any historian, criminal investigator or journalist, Krzepicki meets the requirements to be considered a truthful, accurate witness. It is merely because he relates events that so-called revisionists do not want to believe, that they dismiss him.
This statement is broad and sweeping and it fails to provide any substantive support.
Expand and elaborate if you would please.
I already did, as I explained how Krzepicki was assessed, his provenance established and his claims corroborated. You know that his evidence is widely accepted and used by historians. His evidence was also assessed and accepted by a journalist. If he had lived, he would have very likely been used as a witness in subsequent trials.
It is fact that so-called revisionists regard him as a liar and even suggest he did not exist.