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A note for "skeptics": it is obvious that it couldn't have been forged by the Soviets, because the amount of hair is rather meager, and given the Soviet death toll for Majdanek, they would have put a much, much larger number in the document.
Thursday, December 14, 2006
Yet another human hair document
From Jozef Marszalek's Majdanek (Warsaw, 1986). Specification of 730 kg human hair collected at the camp and shipped to the firm of Paul Reimann.
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A note for "skeptics": it is obvious that it couldn't have been forged by the Soviets, because the amount of hair is rather meager, and given the Soviet death toll for Majdanek, they would have put a much, much larger number in the document.
Click!
A note for "skeptics": it is obvious that it couldn't have been forged by the Soviets, because the amount of hair is rather meager, and given the Soviet death toll for Majdanek, they would have put a much, much larger number in the document.
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What does this prove? The marines shave the heads of recruits but this doesn't mean they kill them.
ReplyDeleteNowhere have I stated or implied that this is evidence of killing.
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