2007-01-28, 20:59
#49
2007-01-28, 21:06
#50
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Ursprungligen postat av Ezzelino
Tvångsarbetarna behövde gott om ombyten, eftersom de ville vara aktiva inom lägrets alla fritidssysselsättningar, som fotbollsspelande, bokxning, teatergående, orkesterfrekventerande, biblioteksbesökande och bordellvisiter?
Andäktig tillbedjan och svimfärdig bävan inför en hög skor i Auschwitz är verkligen ett komiskt återupplivande av kulten av helgonreliker som den katolska kyrkan gjort sådan stor affär av under tidigare sekel.
http://www.vho.org/tr/2002/4/tr13tongues.html
http://www.vho.org/GB/Books/dth/fndgcffor.html
Andäktig tillbedjan och svimfärdig bävan inför en hög skor i Auschwitz är verkligen ett komiskt återupplivande av kulten av helgonreliker som den katolska kyrkan gjort sådan stor affär av under tidigare sekel.
http://www.vho.org/tr/2002/4/tr13tongues.html
http://www.vho.org/GB/Books/dth/fndgcffor.html
Det är sådana inlägg som visar din okunskap. Om man inte vet någonting så tycker jag det är OK att ifrågasätta saker, men du har redan "fantiserat ihop" din bild av lägret, och tar inte till dig någon information what so ever.
Du verkat tro att Auschwitz var Polens svar på Fryshuset, eller valfritt sommarland.
Sorgligt....mycket sorgligt....
2007-01-28, 21:16
#51
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Ursprungligen postat av Budikate
Det är sådana inlägg som visar din okunskap. Om man inte vet någonting så tycker jag det är OK att ifrågasätta saker, men du har redan "fantiserat ihop" din bild av lägret, och tar inte till dig någon information what so ever.
Du verkat tro att Auschwitz var Polens svar på Fryshuset, eller valfritt sommarland.
Sorgligt....mycket sorgligt....
Du verkat tro att Auschwitz var Polens svar på Fryshuset, eller valfritt sommarland.
Sorgligt....mycket sorgligt....
Äsch, knip käft, din låtsaslipande lömska fårskalle. Jag har noggrant läst de flesta av de bästa och mest grundläggande verken om Auschwitz-Birkenau, både från exterminationistisk och revisionistisk ståndpunkt, och diskuterat lägret på ett faktarelaterat sätt i mängder av trådar på forumet. Alla de fritidsaktiviteter för fångar jag nämner finns ju dokumenterade:
http://www.flashback.org/showthread.php?t=174396
http://www.vho.org/GB/Books/dth/fndGraf.html
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"---The orthodox historians and journalists never tire of yammering about an alleged "breakdown in civilization" represented by National Socialist concentration camps generally, and Auschwitz in particular. The alleged "breakdown in civilization" was also mentioned by Spiegel editor Fritjof Meyer in his now famous article on the number of Auschwitz victims.[126] In his reply to Meyer, Germar Rudolf raised the question of whether or not the existence, at Auschwitz, of choir groups, orchestras, kindergartens, a dental clinic, a large kitchen, a microwave delousing installation, a swimming pool, and football field, truly represents a "breakdown in civilization."[127]
After the war, the Jewish professor of medicine Marc Klein had the following to say, among other things, about his imprisonment at Auschwitz:[128]
"To the loud applause of the viewers, football, basketball and water ball games were held on Sunday afternoon: men need very little to distract them from the threat of danger! The SS administration allowed the prisoners regular pleasures, even on weekdays. The prisoners were shown Nazi newsreels and sentimental films in a cinema, in addition to which a saucy cabaret put on shows which were often viewed by SS men. Finally, there was a very respectable orchestra initially composed exclusively of Polish musicians, but replaced, over time, by a team of first-class musicians of all nationalities, mostly Jews."
A "breakdown in civilization"? Anyone who reads James Bacque's documentation Other Losses,[129] in which he describes the manner in which Eisenhower's soldiers allowed German soldiers to die miserably by the hundreds of thousands, after the war, in camps without any infrastructures of any kind, without barracks, without medical care, totally exposed to rain and cold weather, dying of starvation because they were deliberately deprived of food - food which was available in large quantities - must wonder whether the "breakdown in civilization" was, in actual fact, a German phenomenon, or whether, on the contrary, it occurred as the result of the actions of quite different people."
After the war, the Jewish professor of medicine Marc Klein had the following to say, among other things, about his imprisonment at Auschwitz:[128]
"To the loud applause of the viewers, football, basketball and water ball games were held on Sunday afternoon: men need very little to distract them from the threat of danger! The SS administration allowed the prisoners regular pleasures, even on weekdays. The prisoners were shown Nazi newsreels and sentimental films in a cinema, in addition to which a saucy cabaret put on shows which were often viewed by SS men. Finally, there was a very respectable orchestra initially composed exclusively of Polish musicians, but replaced, over time, by a team of first-class musicians of all nationalities, mostly Jews."
A "breakdown in civilization"? Anyone who reads James Bacque's documentation Other Losses,[129] in which he describes the manner in which Eisenhower's soldiers allowed German soldiers to die miserably by the hundreds of thousands, after the war, in camps without any infrastructures of any kind, without barracks, without medical care, totally exposed to rain and cold weather, dying of starvation because they were deliberately deprived of food - food which was available in large quantities - must wonder whether the "breakdown in civilization" was, in actual fact, a German phenomenon, or whether, on the contrary, it occurred as the result of the actions of quite different people."
2007-01-28, 23:09
#54
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Ursprungligen postat av Ezzelino
Din bittra stackare, försök läsa vad som skrivs:
"After the war, the Jewish professor of medicine Marc Klein had the following to say, among other things, about his imprisonment at Auschwitz:[128]
"To the loud applause of the viewers, football, basketball and water ball games were held on Sunday afternoon: men need very little to distract them from the threat of danger! The SS administration allowed the prisoners regular pleasures, even on weekdays. The prisoners were shown Nazi newsreels and sentimental films in a cinema, in addition to which a saucy cabaret put on shows which were often viewed by SS men. Finally, there was a very respectable orchestra initially composed exclusively of Polish musicians, but replaced, over time, by a team of first-class musicians of all nationalities, mostly Jews."
Vidare har jag aldrig hävdat att Auschwitz var en särskilt trevlig plats att vistas på, särskilt p.g.a. de epidemiska sjukdomar som drabbade lägret. Ett arbets-, internerings- och transitläger under krigstid är inte något ställe man väljer om man har möjlighet. Men sovjetlägren var av allt att döma långt värre, och där hade man ofta judar som kommendanter (läs Solsjenitsyn!)
Kanske dags att börja tala om Kolymas prosaiskt-mordiska verklighet i offentligheten, den sionistiska Auschwitzmyten känns lite trådsliten och nattstånden...
"After the war, the Jewish professor of medicine Marc Klein had the following to say, among other things, about his imprisonment at Auschwitz:[128]
"To the loud applause of the viewers, football, basketball and water ball games were held on Sunday afternoon: men need very little to distract them from the threat of danger! The SS administration allowed the prisoners regular pleasures, even on weekdays. The prisoners were shown Nazi newsreels and sentimental films in a cinema, in addition to which a saucy cabaret put on shows which were often viewed by SS men. Finally, there was a very respectable orchestra initially composed exclusively of Polish musicians, but replaced, over time, by a team of first-class musicians of all nationalities, mostly Jews."
Vidare har jag aldrig hävdat att Auschwitz var en särskilt trevlig plats att vistas på, särskilt p.g.a. de epidemiska sjukdomar som drabbade lägret. Ett arbets-, internerings- och transitläger under krigstid är inte något ställe man väljer om man har möjlighet. Men sovjetlägren var av allt att döma långt värre, och där hade man ofta judar som kommendanter (läs Solsjenitsyn!)
Kanske dags att börja tala om Kolymas prosaiskt-mordiska verklighet i offentligheten, den sionistiska Auschwitzmyten känns lite trådsliten och nattstånden...
Jag tar tillbaka nöjesfält. Låter mer som att en Olympiad hölls i Auschwitz.
2007-01-29, 02:28
#56
2007-01-29, 13:04
#58
2007-01-31, 22:32
#60
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