Holocaust callout

Hey /politics/, roughly a little over a week ago, I got into a trainwreck of a debate on /n/ regarding the holocaust, and that one archive- containing millions of documents totaling to 16 miles long- was brought up. Which had information on all the various victims of the holocaust. Then, someone brought up an email conversation they had with one of the archivists, asking if there were forensic documents indicating if any of the victims were killed by zyklon-b, which the archivists replied with no.

They still haven't replied to me asking the same thing, but it dawned on me: why the fuck would the germans have autopsies of the people they killed?

I'm posting this because the same guy asked me to post it here, and /n/ is just too much of a shithole, so....

Hahaha, oh wow. Angry Jew, you're a complete tool. The question isn't wheter or not people died during WW2, or wheter or not people died in concentration camps (in fact, many did - many due to rampant sicknesses and malnurishment towards the end of the war. In part because supply lines were bombed by the allies).

The question is wheter or not there was an industrial-scale genocide towards jews and other so-called "undesirables". The camps are still there, yes. But there's no actual forensic evidence that there was gassing of human beings in those camps. The supposed gas chambers of, say, Auschwitz, were conveniently destroyed.

Someone mentioned tattoos: Tattoos on prisoners or convicts were not an uncommon practice - just like concentration camps in general, especially in wartime.

The admissions by SS officers were admissions during torture and whilst being under the threat of death penalty - They aren't worth squat.

The fact is that an industrial killing at the scale of the supposed Holocaust would've been impossible - just disposing of the bodies, during winter no less, would be impossible. Nor have any massgraves been found of supposed "gas victims" - most of the massgraves seen on photographs are victims of typhus or casulties of war.

Over and out, I'm not coming back.