Auschwitz was a horror—no sane person disputes this—but Jews could survive Auschwitz. Thousands did. They lived to write memoirs and testify at trials and speak at Shabbat dinners and fill the halls of dozens of museums across the Western world.
Uhhh lol. Auschwitz was literally supposed to be a death camp. Now we're supposed to believe Lithuanian peasants were more deadly than a machine built for genocide by the most engineering-minded people in the world.
Now think about this logistically and logically: there were six extermination camps: Auschwitz, Treblinka, Sobibor, Belzec, Chelmno, and Majdanek. They were all located in occupied Poland and most were not fully operational until 1943. The Final Solution was formalized in 1942.
Uhhh lol. Auschwitz was literally supposed to be a death camp. Now we're supposed to believe Lithuanian peasants were more deadly than a machine built for genocide by the most engineering-minded people in the world.
Sounding suspiciously like a truther...