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Originally posted by phixion
So what? You can now be arrested for claiming something didn't happen...
in each of the last 15 years there have been between 15-40 trials; there were 45 such trials in the year 2000 alone. Two-thirds ended with convictions.
Now, Vienna is preparing a Holocaust denial trail against a former member of the Bundestrat, the Austrian senate and member of the right-wing Freedom Party who told a reporter that the gas chambers should be "investigated" from a physical and scientific perspective. (ynet)
Originally posted by Lanton
But apparently it's ok to question some of the accepted facts of the history of the Holocaust (even to deny that the Holocaust ever took place) or for public officials to make anti-semetic remarks and not even apologise for those remarks.
The box containing the body is placed in the retort and incinerated at a temperature of 760 to 1150 °C (1400 to 2100 °F). During the cremation process a large part of the body—especially the organs and other soft tissue—is vaporized due to the heat and is discharged through the exhaust system. All that remains after cremation are bone fragments, representing about five percent of the body's original mass, and the ashes of the cardboard box or wooden container. The entire process usually takes about two hours.
After the incineration is completed, the bone fragments are swept out of the retort, and the operator uses a pulverizer called a cremulator to process them into a consistent powder. The cremulator (also known informally as a 'crembola') is essentially a rotating drum similar to a spindryer, except filled with steel ball bearings whose disturbance powders the weakened bones.
As early as June 13, 1943, all was not well with the new installation. ... Eventually the ovens seemed to fall apart. Crematorium Four failed completely after a short time and Crematoria Five had to be shut down repeatedly. (TWC, V:624) (Between 1945 and 1962 Polish officials found five manuscripts written by Sonderkommando members before their deaths. The published manuscripts and documents relate to the specific process of extermination at Birkenau, and provide detailed descriptions of the crematoria and gas chambers.)
The scientifically planned crematoria should have been able to handle the total project, but they could not. The whole complex had forty-six retorts, each with the capacity for three to five persons. The burning in a retort lasted about half an hour. It took an hour a day to clean them out. Thus it was theoretically possible to cremate about 12,000 corpses in twenty four hours or 4,380,000 a year.
But the well-constructed crematoria fell far behind at a number of camps, and especially at Auschwitz in 1944. In August the total cremation reached a peak one day of 24,000, but still a bottleneck occurred. Camp authorities needed an economic and fast method of corpse disposal, so they again dug six huge pits beside Crematorium Five and reopened old pits in the wood.
Thus, late in 1944, pit burning became the chief method of corpse disposal. The pits had indentations at one end from which human fat drained off. To keep the pits burning, the stokers poured oil, alcohol, and large quantities of boiling human fat over the bodies.
Originally posted by Riwka
In which country is questioning a crime?
Laws against Holocaust denial
Holocaust denial is illegal in ten European countries: France (Loi Gayssot), Belgium (Belgian Negationism Law), Switzerland (article 261bis of the Penal Code), Germany, Austria (article 3h Verbotsgesetz 1947), Romania, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Lithuania, and Poland; it is also illegal in Israel. Many of these countries also have broader laws against libel or inciting racial hatred, as do a number of countries that do not specifically have laws against Holocaust denial, such as Canada and the United Kingdom. The Council of Europe's 2003 Additional Protocol to the Convention on cybercrime, concerning the criminalisation of acts of a racist and xenophobic nature committed through computer systems includes an article 6 titled Denial, gross minimisation, approval or justification of genocide or crimes against humanity, though this does not have the status of law.
Holocaust denial, or Holocaust revisionism as it is referred to by its supporters, is the belief that the Holocaust did not occur as it is described by mainstream historiography.
Originally posted by Riwka
That law in Austria is from 1948
- and David Irving was well aware of that law when he delivered his speaches in Austria and he also knew the warrant issued in 1989 which he was detained on now.
As the saying goes,
when in Rome (which coincidentally was considered the First Reich by the Nazis), you must do as the Romans do.
Austria deals very seriously with this law
Originally posted by subz
Legislating against questioning historical fact can only mean one thing, you have something to hide.
Originally posted by subz
Insofar as that undermining the Holocaust is undermining the interests of the Zionists.
Originally posted by subz
There is plenty of elementary evidence that discredits the '6 million' figure.
Originally posted by subz
So this begs the question: where are all the bone fragments or cremulators?
Originally posted by Subz
Thats a rather interesting evasion of the morality of this law. It's against the law to wear a Crucifix in Saudi Arabia.
Originally posted by Riwka
If you would not mind reading just THIS THREAD again, you could easily find out that serious reserach never has been forbidden. (otherwise, it would not have been possible for you to go to serious sources and do research there, right?)
Originally posted by Riwka
As explained already to you, the DENIAL of the Holocaust is forbidden in Austria and some other countries.
Originally posted by Riwka
Interesting...
I assume you'd then intersted in a decision of a British court:
also like to visit the site of the United Nations ( a clear reference for Zionism)....
Originally posted by Riwka
I don't think so - and you can use e.g. ATS as a Database to find out links to serious sources that answer exact this question. But there is no need to hijack this thread.
Originally posted by Riwka
Instead of going to the Zundel-site, I'd highly recommend you'd go to Auschwitz, Subz.
Originally posted by Riwka
You try to compare apples with bananas. People wearing the crucifix did never try to murder all Muslims in Saudi Arabia; but the Nazis tried to murder all Jews.
Originally posted by subz
You show me some "serious research" that proves 6 million Jews were murdered and I'll show you the holes in the story.
Originally posted by subz
Does that change the fact that the Holocaust was THE determining factor in the Zionists securing the creation of Israel.
Originally posted by subz
Hijack? This thread is about Holocaust denial
Originally posted by subz
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There is plenty of elementary evidence that discredits the '6 million' figure. The most glaring points for me are the basic scientific facts that make the systematic disintergration of 6 million people completely impossible.
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Originally posted by Thomas Crowne
This thread is about the Austrian Holocaust Denier, not the number of people killed.