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Nessie, you keep talking about one hole, with a ramp. Surely you are not suggesting that 700 000 were buried in that hole? Also, why a ramp. You posted pictures of the machines allegedly used to dig the ‘graves’, no need for a ramp with this kind of equipment, assuming for the moment they were up to...

Nessie, we are told that 700 000 Jews were buried at TII at one time. Given the relatively small area available, the graves, to accommodate the 700 000, must have been huge, as my sketch shows. Where are they? Please explain how huge holes as that can be made to disappear, this being the only issue....

Hanna Hasbara, you are right of course, it was not an answer just Nessie’s usual babblings. We have no evidence that a huge grave has been found, no photographs, just claims. German’s are an efficient lot, if they would have designated a portion of the camp to be the killing/burial site, the area pi...

Nessie, what has 'Aktion 1005' to do with Treblinka? The sketch I posted shows what the upper camp, the alleged killing site, would- and must have looked like after 700 000 had been buried. As per Wiernik, the graves measured 25m x 50m x 10m deep. How can one make holes of that size disappear? There...

Years ago, one of my opponents made me aware of an article by Alex Bay, published in 2003, titled: “The Reconstruction of Treblinka”. I am sure the image posted below is from Bay’s article, but, I could not find it anymore. My opponent sort of confirms that it is from Bay, in the German section of t...

Nessie, are you not embarrassed be posting this as an answer to Hanna Hasbara’s questions? http://blogs.staffs.ac.uk/archaeology/projects/holocaust-landscapes/genius-and-genocide/finding-treblinka/ For surely you must be aware that in spite of all the efforts, CSS found nothing resembling a mass gra...

Some time ago, and I might have mentioned this, I came across a ‘critic’ by Hans Buchheim of the book “Auch Du warst dabei’, by Peter Kleist. http://www.ifz-muenchen.de/heftarchiv/1954_2_5_buchheim.pdf Buchheim is an embarrassment, but on pp. 182/3 he writes, and this will really be a rough translat...

Yes, extremely sad news, a great loss. Sleep well Mr. Smith.

Regards
Wilf

Veronica, when I read what you write I am at a loss as to whether to laugh or cry, I do the former. Germany did not loose WWI, they agreed to an armistice based on Wilson’s 14 points. If they would have withdrawn and then dig in – use the Rhine river as a natural defense line – many more lives, perh...

Yes we did discuss this before, Veronica, but you are still missing the point: Why did the Poles not negotiate, to prevent war? Was it because they believed they could beat the Germans? “Nach Danzig” – “Nach Berlin”. Also, and that has been mentioned a number of times, ignored by you, after hostilit...