Dissolution of European judentum.

There are many stories of these people heading from the Russian East down through the Crimea into the Balkans. More details to come.

Revisionism can never be correct, nothing has total certainty; "revisionism" is not a doctrine but an action. Finding the reality, will dignify the fate of those who perished more than a fictitious story could ever do.

 It was mentioned in another post by myself that the term Holocaust ≠ Genocide; the term Holocaust appears to be more equitable to "Genocide with benefits".   The term “Holocaust” came into common after the airing on NBC four-part fictional miniseries on the subject called “Holocaust” in 1978; this became the template for future "historical" thinking.  This is where fiction created reality.

On this basis it appears that the Holocaust proponents are the "revisionists" as the truth lies in real history.  The Nazi trials at Nürnberg may paint a more realistic picture, despite the obvious shortcomings. Count three of the Nuremberg trials was titled
"Crimes against Humanity"; there was no mention of either jews or holocaust; genocide was however, implied, albeit not stated.

Crimes against Humanity (article 6c Hague conventions) was defined as:


This definition fits in well with the definition of Genocide as defined by its proponents at a similar time.

Nowhere in the Nuremberg trials is the term Holocaust used, though the crimes do reflect the requirements of a genocide.

There is no doubt that many Semitic people died in the "Russian East" (hundreds of thousands) which is synonymous with Ostland, especially in the Baltic states. People were living in cardboard shacks with virtually no heating during winter.

Ostland had some 600 camps to cater for a large Semitic population; 260 of these were in Belarus, at least according to the Belarus Minister of Foreign affairs V.Makei (2021) who said:


While some of the incarcerated returned to Poland as evidenced by the Bobruysk returnees, station master Zabecki himself reports thousands returning from Bialystok bypassing Malkinia and Treblinka heading straight to Warsaw. Others from Latvia end up returning via Stutthof.
There is much evidence that people fled the camps long before Liberation by whatever, army; who remained behind were those too ill to flee.
Obviously this was after the German guards scarpered.  The AR camps inmates rebelled with many escaping;  how many more rebellions and fleeing prisoners is unknown.  Many Jews were never caught but changed their identities, some living in sewer systems forming rebel armies with some half a million soldiers, many jews.  In Belarus many jews were part of the Partisan groups supported by the Red Army.

Many sadly perished in the harsh conditions of the northern winters, promoted by lack of nutritious food, medicine and other essentials of health. Five Hundred children died of a measles epidemic, mainly jews; adults were sick and died of typhus and a host of other diseases.

In this thread, Turnagain made the claim;

rodoh.info/post/1494/thread

"Millions of people were displaced by the war."

That is true. We know it is true, because of the evidence, from witnesses and documents, of such displacements. For example, we know many ethnic Germans were driven back to Germany from Poland at the end of the war. We know that many people fled further east into Soviet occupied territory to flee the Nazis and then vice versa, as the Soviets advanced, many fled west. We know that many Jews fled occupied Europe, such as the Danish Jews who escaped to neutral Sweden in 1943.

Indeed, we know a lot about the displacement of Jews, because the Nazis registered and rounded them up to live in camps and ghettos. We know that in cities all over eastern Europe, ghettos were set up and the local Jews were displaced and moved into those ghettos. We know that the Dutch and French Jews were rounded up and sent to Westerbork and Drancy transit camps. We know that in in 1943, the Dutch Jews were sent to Sobibor 1944, the Hungarians Jews were rounded up and most sent to A-B.

We know that because of the evidence, from Nazi documents and witnesses. There is one exception to that. Once the Jews arrived at Sobibor, TII, Belzec, Chelmno or A-B, for most of them, the evidential trail ends. For some it continues and we know they went to labour camps. We can then trace them, thanks to Nazi records, and know if they died in the camps, or lived and were liberated. The rest just vanish for the records and there is no witness evidence as to what happened to them next.

Revisionists do not find that suspicious.

That the Soviets found mostly abandoned, empty or only small groups of Jews in the camps and ghettos set up by the Nazis, is part of the evidence those Jews were not resettled in the east. That, post war, few, if any Jews returned to Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine and Belorussia to reclaim property is also part of the evidence. According to revisionism, c2.5 million people were not gassed, 1941 to 1944, so they had to have been accommodated somewhere until the end of the war in 1945.