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Asking questions about historical events, even if they be uncomfortable is considered "hate"?Seriously this is you:
Post-graduate PhD studies at the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research, Stuttgart (www.fkf.mpg.de) in conjunction with the University of Stuttgart, Germany (www.uni-stuttgart.de), 1990-1993
I cannot help you then. I don't have the spare time to argue on this subject and I may need to better prepare myself. It is tempting though, this in my opinion remains one of the most important issues of our time.
I thought you might be a college student ... the Nazis and the German people themselves were highly educated -- the scary part of the Holocaust is that it happened in the 20th century, about 40 years after man took flight and about 20 years before Man landed on the moon.
I think a lot of the Muslims world has taught its children to have in the last 40 years -- the Palestinians may have legitimate grievances but to vaccinate oneself hate to force oneself to be more extreme and intransigent is self-defeating. The same can be said for Pakistan -- Pakistanis been feeding our children hate of India and it has brought nothing but misery for Pakistanis.
Any respected researcher that debunks a necessary and sufficient component of the evidence.
For example:
1. if someone can successfully debunks that the Nazi records used in the calculation of the number of people killed
2. if someone can refute the narratives and eye witness accounts of the survivors
3. if someone can refute the narratives of the decedents
would be a small start.
The onus is on the accuser to prove his case.
1. One has to establish the authenticity of the N.S records first. The Victors were hardly impartial and had motives to tamper with them and then present them in the courtroom (incidentally the courtroom was set up by the Victors including the defence for the N.S Germans and the rules were set by them-hardly conducive to the interests of justice and truth). But let us assume that the N.S records of people killed is accurate and authentic however the number of people killed is different to people murdered in a systematic fashion. (Also were the N.S records, of people killed or people who died or indeed both - was this distinction made?) I would be curious to know if the cause of death was included in their records.
Revisionists do NOT deny that many hundreds of thousands or maybe even millions of Jews died or were killed during that period. What is at contention is whether it was a systematic plan to murder principally via homicidal gas chambers based upon race/ethnicity/religion and whether it was as high as six million or not?
I wish to know where the six million figure comes from? Have the N.S records been opened to the public? Is that what the proponents of the Holocaust used? If so it would be easy to look into those records and count them up. Or have they used a combination? Anyway please visit http://codoh.com/library/categories/971/ for more works on the statistics.
2. Does one have to accept uncritically the eyewitness accounts of survivors as the truth and nothing but the truth? Were the values of the eyewitness accounts used ascertained? Were they cross examined in an impartial trial? Please visit http://germarrudolf.com/germars-vie...ony-and-confessions-concerning-the-holocaust/ for more information on this.
Here is a snippet:"
In academia as well as in the justice system of a state under the rule of law, there is a hierarchy of evidence reflecting the evidential value. In this hierarchy, material and documentary evidence is always superior to eyewitness testimony.[4] Thus, academia as well as the justice system regard eyewitness testimony as the least reliable form of evidence, since human memory is imperfect and easily manipulated.[5] According to Rolf Bender, a German expert on the evaluation of evidence, its unreliable nature renders eyewitness testimony merely circumstantial evidence, in other words, not direct evidence.[6]"
Also visit http://codoh.com/library/categories/984/
Also visit http://holocausthandbooks.com/dl/15-loth.pdf. Page 369, section commencing 4.5. Critique of Testimonies, Part 1: Implausible Statements
Here is an example of an eyewitness @
3. Narratives of the descendants of those who survived the (alleged) systematic attempts at murdering them, counts as evidence?
Curious:
1. Maybe at school as there were some visits from survivors but I cannot fully recall.
2. Yes; I have worked with a grand-daughter of a Jewish lady who went through the Holocaust. Did not broach the subject as it is an emotional one and felt there was no need especially at work.