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One Third of the Holocaust - I watched this because it was recommended by the verified Youtuber with the top-voted comment on the Santa Inc trailer
It examines three extermination camps -- Treblinka, Belzec, and Sobibor -- that account for 1.5 million deaths. I know very little about these camps so I'm not jumping to any conclusions beyond heavy skepticism.
Supposedly people were led to a fake bathhouse where they inhaled diesel exhaust and died. Their bodies were burned day and night on outdoor wood-fired "cremation grates". There is no physical evidence of these events and the logistics do not allow for such a high body count. Testimonials, even those made in court, include fantastical claims and contradictions. (It's worth noticing how much of the Holocaust is based on storytelling alone.)
The documentary is made in the mid-00s by a San Francisco man on a mission. He's not always convincing, particularly when he tries to read the minds of people involved, but the documentary presents an interesting puzzle that's illegal in some countries to even consider.
It examines three extermination camps -- Treblinka, Belzec, and Sobibor -- that account for 1.5 million deaths. I know very little about these camps so I'm not jumping to any conclusions beyond heavy skepticism.
Supposedly people were led to a fake bathhouse where they inhaled diesel exhaust and died. Their bodies were burned day and night on outdoor wood-fired "cremation grates". There is no physical evidence of these events and the logistics do not allow for such a high body count. Testimonials, even those made in court, include fantastical claims and contradictions. (It's worth noticing how much of the Holocaust is based on storytelling alone.)
The documentary is made in the mid-00s by a San Francisco man on a mission. He's not always convincing, particularly when he tries to read the minds of people involved, but the documentary presents an interesting puzzle that's illegal in some countries to even consider.