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Forskarna räknar med att mellan 15 och 20 miljoner människor dödades eller satt fängslade i de olika lägren.

Mellan fem och sex miljoner judar beräknas ha dödats i nazisternas olika läger, varav hälften i de stora lägren och ghettona. Dessutom uppskattas mellan fyra och fem miljoner romer, politiska fångar, krigsfångar, homosexuella och andra ha mördats under naziregimen.

Så var står det 20 miljoner judar?? Det står 15- 20 miljoner dog eller satt fängslande!! alltså de flesta dog inte under fångenskap.
5 - 6 M judar dog + 4 - 5 M romer, fångar, homsexuella med flera dog = 9 - 11 Miljoner får jag det till... vilka är de anda 11 - 8 miljoner som dog??

Hur många mördades under Förintelsen och övriga nazistiska brott mot mänskligheten?
Det finns flera sätt att räkna men uppskattningsvis beräknas 13 miljoner människor ha mördats i gaskammare, arkebuseringar, dött av svält i koncentrationsläger med mera. Av dessa var 5,3-6,3 miljoner judar, 2,5 miljoner kristna polacker, 3,3 miljoner sovjetiska krigsfångar och 200 000-500 000 romer (då benämnda "zigenare"). Dessutom dödades stora grupper av tvångsarbetare från Sovjet, jugoslaver, skandinaver och västeuropéer (ej judar), homosexuella, civila tjecker, mentalt och fysiskt handikappade och tyska motståndsmän.
I dessa grupper ingår inte människor som dog i regelrätta krigshandlingar, till exempel bombningar av städer eller i strid.
Publicerad 2007-07-11 10:47 – Ändrad 2012-11-14 11:13

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Forskarna räknar med att mellan 15 och 20 miljoner människor dödades eller satt fängslade i de olika lägren.

How many names are there in the database?
There are more than three million individual records in the database. However, some people appear in more than one record
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Does anyone appear twice in the database?
Yes, there are some cases of this.
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Are there survivors in the database?
Yes.
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Are there any non-Jews in the database?
Occasionally, but not as a matter of policy.
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Did all the people on the lists perish in the Holocaust? No. Some of the lists are explicitly of survivors.

Are they all Jews? No. People wrote lists for all sorts of reasons, so there are all sorts of people on them.

Most crematories, even today, still require 2 1/2 to 3 hours for the entire process. The size of the body, the type of container that holds the body, and the type of crematory affect the cremation time, depending on the efficiency of the furnace, moisture content, bulk, weight and size of the cadaver to be cremated.

Additionally, speed of cremation depends on such things as necessary cooling-down periods for the actual oven, called a retort, between individual cremations, rebuilding and re-bricking of crematoria, breaking-in periods of new crematoria etc.

One important point is that if a corpse is prematurely inserted into an improperly cooled-down retort, the body will literally explode from the intense heat and damage the very fragile, special refractory brick, causing the shut-down of the entire crematorium.

In other words, the entire crematoria story stands and falls on technology

". . . if, at Auschwitz-Birkenau, there really had been a mass extermination of Jews and others whose bodies were cremated, then the weapon of the crime, the homicidal gas chamber, must have had an indispensable accessory, namely the crematory oven.

After long years of research in German libraries, we have collected an extensive bibliography comprising practically all of the technical articles concerning cremation that appeared in Germany from the 1920s through the 1940s.

Moreover, in the archives of the Auschwitz State Museum in Poland, we examined photocopies of unpublished documents from the Moscow archives concerning the crematory ovens manufactured during the war by the Topf Company of Erfurt, Germany.


In addition, we made on-site studies of the Topf crematory ovens still in existence at the concentration camps of Dachau, Mauthausen, Gussen and Buchenwald.

We also studied the crematory ovens made by the Kori company of Berlin at the concentration camps at Dachau, Mauthausen and Majdanek . . .

The demonstrative procedures and conclusions of this work have been examined by a group of German engineers who have confirmed their scientific value.

A scientific study. . . must confront and resolve two fundamental thermal-technical problems: cremation capacity and coke consumption.

The Topf ovens at Auschwitz-Birkenau, which were designed and constructed to hold one corpse at a time, required an average of approximately one hour to cremate each corpse. In fact, because of their limited heat potential, it was not economically feasible to cremate two or more bodies together, from the point of view both of duration and of coke consumption.

A simultaneous cremation . . . was therefore thermo-technically impossible."

Furthermore,

". . . practical considerations significantly lower the actual cremation capacity. First, proper functioning of the ovens requires a break of at least four hours each day to clean coke slag from the furnace grilles.

Second, the ovens were programmed to function for twelve hours per day.

Moreover, past experience with the two-chambered ovens at the Auschwitz main camp crematory had shown that these installations wore out rapidly and were subject to frequent breakdowns.

Therefore, they could not have been expected to function continuously, or to be better than other ovens of that era."[min fetning]