Czechoslovakian Jew Mike Vogel told
students in Indiana during April 1984,
that he was one of "two and one-half
million Jews" sent to Auschwitz, but
that thanks to a tip-off from a friend,
coupled with his ability to run fast, he
was given the job of herding Jews into
the gas chambers. Vogel didn't tell
anyone (except his wife, a fellow camp
survivor) about his job as a
sonderkommando until the 1980s. Vogel
claimed his reason for coming out as a
sonderkommando, was that the average age
of a Holocaust survivor was 74, and that
soon there would be no more survivors
left.
Over 28 years later, there are still 500,000 survivors
in need of more money. But I'm unsure
whether the average age of them is 102.
Anderson Daily Bulletin, Friday,
April 13, 1984, p.11 — (enlarged
version)
The last Holocaust survivor will die at the age of 111 in about 2056 and there will be as much fanfare as there was for the death of the last WW1 soldier. The myth will keep going until then as it underpins the present world power structures. Of course the last holocaust survivor will be one of the babies born at Dachau .
ReplyI do wonder what the west and indeed Europe will look like in 2056.
I guess almost every jew will be considered to be a holocaust survivor, a person from a people, so we are told, who was determined for extermination. And for that reason, the people of the holy martyrs will set up the moral guidelines of the new world order and educate evil gentile mankind to humanity, tolerance and to be grateful to be allowed paying for Israel´s submarines.
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