Camps of Belarus

The camps were there and not empty, that is a fact that must be accepted; However Korherr did say this:



Excess mortality as calculated by Ulios is counted as departure. Ulios from memory calculated 1.9 million as a mortality figure; there being no births to replace the natural attrition.

Korherr said:


(strange there is a scarcity of births at a time when the world Jewish population is apparantly sky rocketing according to the JLC)

The camp system, a part of this discourse is also into Russian Territory not just Belarus. The Reichskommissariat Ostland (RKO) was established by Nazi Germany in 1941 during World War II. It became the civilian occupation regime in the western part of the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic. The Eastern Part is where Korherr claims the people were evacuated to, as well as parts of occupied Russia for a brief period, this was not Reich territory but occupied land.

instead of asking baseless questions, please assist by putting some acumen into the issue. I think it was mentioned this was work in progress by Nazgul. It is not Belarus Ostland that is the issue if you read the information, it is Eastern Belarus and the Russian territory which is of interest; these were not territories of the Reich and so the Korherr statistics as you mentioned do not apply. This is indeed the Russian East. White Russian east provinces.

The Mogilev ghetto and area as reported by the Einsatzgruppen at the end of October 1941;

www.holocaustresearchproject.org/nazioccupation/mogilev.html

I do not think Nazgul has stated he has a case; he has mentioned the past reality of hundreds of judenlagers within the Eastern part of Belarus outside the territory, otherwise known as East White Russia aka Russian East. Unless the Germans are totally psychotic on too much meth which they invented, as they did "Fanta" they did not build camps to be empty.

It was clearly mentioned the the JUST that Jews from the Reich and other parts of Europe were sent to Belarus; it was not specified if this was West or Eastern Belarus. As Korherr mentioned the "Russian East" it can be assumed the camps were in the Eastern Belarus and Soviet occupied territory for that brief period. The Russian East is the White Russian East aka Eastern Belarus.

It is this area that is not the focus of deep attention, not the mindless waffling on gassed people; if jews were gassed as claimed then so be it, there were also a huge number of jews in the Russian East.