The Holocaust is a modern invention. Until 1978, it was called “The Final Solution.”
2.5 million Jews were killed in gas chambers and by artificial means. Not 6 million as is typically stated, or even 11 million as the latest sources claim. The majority of them died of starvation or diseases, along with the 25 million other civilians who died of these causes during the war.
Enola Gay
The A-bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki incinerated almost half a million people in a split second.
Radiation poisoning, cancer and leukemia killed another half a million over the next 5 years – slow, agonizing deaths.
The Soviet Holocaust
65 million people were killed by Stalin’s purges. They weren’t put in gas chambers. They were shot, tortured to death, or sent to Siberia where they died of starvation or cold.
11 million people in the U.S. died of hunger in the 1930s during the Great Depression era. Almost that many died in Germany, 8 million of them disabled veterans from World War I.
5 million soldiers died in POW camps during World War II, of starvation, disease, and overwork. Fewer than 1 million of these were in German POW camps.
You saw the movie “Schindler’s List.” The Jews were tasked with doing what every other German was doing – working in the factories.
The Jews did not have the skill or dexterity for factory work, accustomed as they were to the genteel work of bookkeeping, shopkeeping, barter, and trading.
As spiritual and philosophical allies of Stalin, in their steadfast allegiance to Marxism, the Jews were the enemy. The Nazis dealt with them no differently than Stalin did with the conservative allies of the Nazis living in Russian-controlled lands.