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A modern crematorium takes 1 to 2.5 hours to cremate a body, and the oven gets up to 1400-1600 degrees Fahrenheit.
A wood-fired brick oven can only get up to about 800-1000 degrees Fahrenheit, and that's what they had at Auschwitz.
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So I figure it would take about 4 hours to burn a body to ash, using the Nazi oven method.
Wikipedia says a lot of bodies were burned in open pits, which seems really inefficient and would take forever, so this is hard to quantify:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extermination_camp
According to this book (also referenced by Wikipedia) there were 1,471,595 deaths at Auschwitz:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auschw...EREFPiper1994b
4 * 1,471,595 = 5,886,38 Jew-Burn-Hours
Divide by 24, and that's 245,265 Jew-Burn-Days
According to PBS, there were 46 ovens at Auschwitz (greatly over estimated numbers, but whatever).
So 245,265 divided by 46 = 5,331 days = 14 years and 7 months.
If all 46 ovens were running 24/7 at full capacity, it would have taken 14 years and 7 months to burn all those bodies. Except the entire 3rd Reich only lasted 12 years. The math just doesn't add up.
Also if you figure in the logistics of getting so many bodies out of "gas chambers" and dragging them one floor down, where the ovens were located and the whole thing sounds surreal. |
did you learn this rhetoric from goebbels himself?
you prove your point by making an maths on auschwitz.
so i want to give you a few other names of KZs inthe 3rd reich. Multiply again.
Ahrensbök
Alt-Daber
Bad Sulza
Benninghausen
Börnicke
Bredow
Brandenburg an der Havel
Breitenau
Buchenau
Breslau-Dürrgoy
Columbia-Haus
Dachau
Emslandlager
Eutin
Heuberg
Hohnstein
Kemna
Kislau
Königstein-Halbestadt
Kuhlen
Leschwitz
Lichtenburg
Meisnerhof
Mißler
KZ Neustadt an der Haardt
Oranienburg
Osthofen
Perleberg
Sachsenburg
Sonnenburg
Senftenberg
Wasserturm Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg
Vechta
Wittmoor
Arbeitsdorf-Fallersleben
Auschwitz-Stammlager
Auschwitz-Birkenau
Auschwitz-Monowitz
Bergen-Belsen
Buchenwald
Dachau
Flossenbürg
Groß-Rosen
Gusen
Herzogenbusch-Vught
Hinzert
Riga-Kaiserwald
Kaunas
Majdanek-Lublin
Mauthausen
Mittelbau[3]
Moringen
Natzweiler/Struthof
Neuengamme
Niederhagen / Wewelsburg
Plaszow
Ravensbrück
Sachsenhausen
Stutthof
Vaivara
Warschau
out of that where in the fucking history books do you see that all jews where burned?
did you here about mass graves ever?
have you been at one of this concentration camps ever?
there is only one thing I really envy you:
you can never get brain cancer