Lets
stop with the Auschwitz lies
This was a work camp
This is a factual list of
facilities
available to prisoners at the alleged Nazi death camp of Auschwitz in Poland.
Most of these facilities can still be seen in the camp today,
including the cinema,
swimming pool, hospital, library and post office.
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Visits were routineSupposedly the most dreaded of German
camps, Auschwitz was repeatedly
visited by Red Cross
inspection teams who were allowed to speak to prisoner
representatives alone,in
order to hear first-hand of any mistreatment, chicanery,
interruption of
mail and parcel delivery, health concerns, food and ration matters
etc.
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No such visits took place -
ever! - to Soviet Gulag camps.
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Auschwitz, the supposed "death camp", had many facilities amongst
which were;
* Camp dental
facilities,,attended by camp inmate dentists and
nurses to deal with the
inmates' dental problems - before the war there 43% of Germany's
dentists were Jewish -
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Camp sick barracks
,attended by camp inmate
doctors and nurses to deal with the inmates' health problems - much
like the now common
walk-in clinics in modern US communities - A camp hospital
to which
expert surgeons even from the famous Berlin "Charité" Surgical
Clinic were
dispatched to deal with difficult cases - |
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Hospital
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Dr. Carl Clauberg
Famous Berlin surgeon who handled difficult cases
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Camp kitchen -one of the
largest service buildings in Auschwitz, with state-of-the-art
cooking
facilities. There were twelve of these
throughout the camp.
* The caloric content of the diet was carefully monitored by camp
and Red Cross
delegates. It only deteriorated in Auschwitz and other camps towards
the end of the war
when German railroads and the entire transport system collapsed
under constant aerial
attacks -
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Up to 16 camp orchestras with
every
conceivable instrument available - |
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A camp theater where live plays could be performed
by camp inmate
actors -
Camp sculture class conducted for interested, talented inmates by
professional
sculptors
Camp art
classes for inmates
Camp university with lectures on every topic under the sun, from health,
the arts,
philosophy, science, economic issues etc.
The camp brothel,
just
inside the main gate was a building used during the war as a brothel
for the
inmates. It was not a secret that the camp had a brothel; it was
mentioned
in books and its existence was
confirmed by the Auschwitz Museum
officials.
It was established in the
summer of 1943 on Himmler's order, was located in
block
24
and was used to reward privileged prisoners.
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A
camp
library
where inmates could
borrow books from Forty -five thousand volumes available - |
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Camp religious facilities
made available on a rotating basis to every
denomination for religious services - |
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A camp swimming pool
for use by the inmates
on Birkenallee, where there were walkways with comfortable benches
for inmates to relax in
the shade of the trees - Camp sport facilities
like soccer fields,
handball areas,
fencing classes and other exercise facilities -
Camp soccer field |
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Auschwitz had an artist studio
"Art
in
Auschwitz 1940-1945."
The camp commendant provided a studio and the equipment
which
produced thousands of paintings and sketches. The Auschwitz
museum has
1470 painting, but none are displayed.
A rash of
absurd paintings, that were scretched after 1945 are
pushed on a
gulliable public.
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Camp incentive system where
through extra
work inmates could obtain coupons redeemable for cake or ice cream
in the Camp Cantina,
which also had extra toiletries etc. |
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Camp complaints office where
inmates could
register complaints or make suggestions. Camp Commander Hoess had a
standing order that
any inmate could approach him personally to register a complaint
about other inmates such
as "Kapos" and even guards.
* A system of strict discipline for guards and also for inmates,
with severe punishment
being handed out against those found guilty (for even slapping an
inmate)
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Auschwitz marriages took
place because
worker inmates fell in love and married their inmate partners. Click for marriage certificate
Child care center where working mothers could leave their
children. |
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Auschwitz maternity ward
- Over 3,000
live births were registered there, with not a single infant death
while Auschwitz was in
operation under German rule - |
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Women's sections of camps had
female
guards |
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Auschwitz jail
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Since the camp was a large, open facility, transgressors could be
arrested,
tried and jailed right in Auschwitz.
Jail |
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Auschwitz issues it's own money
Prisoners were
paid and could spend the money in canteens, brothels and stores.
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Auschwitz crematoria - These
structures were hastily
built by inmate labor after the
first
typhus epidemic
caused thousands of deaths. (Burial of epidemic victims had caused the
ground water to be
contaminated causing infections among the German staff. Amongst the
victims was an early
camp commandant's wife. Polish peasants from the surrounding district
were also cremated
here.)
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Auschwitz pregnancies took place because of the open
nature of the
facility.
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* International Red Cross visited monthly
In a 1650 page report there was never a mention of gas chambers.
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Allies and Germans communicated
about
the campsAllies communicated with Germany and determined
there
were no murders. This is why they never bombed the RR leading to
Auschwitz |
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Ernst Zundel's Holocaust Trials
Zundel
was a
German Canadian who was put on trial in Canada for questioning
the
holocaust. He forced the Red Cross to produce their WW2 records,
they
showed approx. 280,000 total dead for all the camps.
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Jews were
shipped from the Ghettos
and put to work
Look at the train
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Here was
main point to Auschwitz
Auschwitz was picked because it was a
railway center
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Auschwitz
produced synthetic
rubber, medical and armament supplies
Auschwitz was the site of
Germany's newest and most
technologically advanced synthetic rubber plant; and Germany was
the world's leader in
this particular field of technology. Shortly after the war the
Germans were cut off from
their supply of natural rubber. In the months that followed
they set about
building our own synthetic rubber plants.
Video.
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Auschwitz was a major work
camp that had forty different
industries. The true reason for the existence of the
Auschwitz camp is revealed in
these little shown pictures of the industrial complex which
surrounded the camp - most of
it within full view of the interior of the camp itself.Right
The Monowitz industrial
complex, where most of Auschwitz's inmates were put to work in a
variety of heavy
industries, ranging from rubber manufacture, medical supplies,
armaments and, as
illustrated in the picture right, clothing. This photograph
shows the tailor's workshop at
Auschwitz 1, where prisoners would make up clothing for use by
the German army. |
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