sharpchick
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You can't re-write history, as much as you might like to - that's all there is to it. The Holocaust didn't start with the Jews, its torture and extermination tactics were perfected with them. Nazis had been "practicing" on people with disabilities (primarily mental retardation, but they also used people with physical disabilities) long before Auschwitz.
Krastner, have you ever read Shoah? Here's a little excerpt. . .
A 1942 memorandum describing changes in the design of German vehicles:
Since December 1941, ninety-seven thousand have been processed by the three vehicles in service, with no major incidents. In light of observations made so far, however, the following technical changes are needed:
The vans’ normal load is usually nine per square yard. In Saurer vehicles, which are very spacious, maximum use of the space is impossible, not because of any possible overload, but because loading to full capacity would affect the vehicle’s stability. So reduction of the load space seems necessary. It must absolutely be reduced by a yard, instead of trying to solve the problem, as hitherto, by reducing the number of pieces loaded. Besides, this extends the operating time, as the empty void must also be filled with carbon monoxide. On the other hand, if the load space is reduced, and the vehicle is packed solid, the operating time can be considerably shortened. . . alance is automatically restored, because the merchandise aboard displays during the operation a tendency to rush to the rear doors, and is mainly found lying there at the end of the operation. . . [T]he load naturally rushes toward the light when darkness sets in, which makes closing the doors difficult. Also, because of the alarming nature of the darkness, screaming always occurs when the doors are closed.
Krastner, have you ever read Shoah? Here's a little excerpt. . .
A 1942 memorandum describing changes in the design of German vehicles:
Since December 1941, ninety-seven thousand have been processed by the three vehicles in service, with no major incidents. In light of observations made so far, however, the following technical changes are needed:
The vans’ normal load is usually nine per square yard. In Saurer vehicles, which are very spacious, maximum use of the space is impossible, not because of any possible overload, but because loading to full capacity would affect the vehicle’s stability. So reduction of the load space seems necessary. It must absolutely be reduced by a yard, instead of trying to solve the problem, as hitherto, by reducing the number of pieces loaded. Besides, this extends the operating time, as the empty void must also be filled with carbon monoxide. On the other hand, if the load space is reduced, and the vehicle is packed solid, the operating time can be considerably shortened. . . alance is automatically restored, because the merchandise aboard displays during the operation a tendency to rush to the rear doors, and is mainly found lying there at the end of the operation. . . [T]he load naturally rushes toward the light when darkness sets in, which makes closing the doors difficult. Also, because of the alarming nature of the darkness, screaming always occurs when the doors are closed.