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Were the Nazis still cremating Russian corpses in 1989?

Sachsenhausen was a concentration camp just 22 miles from Berlin. A New York Times article from December 2001 states that roughly 30,000 victims were killed at Sachsenhausen by the Nazis between 1936-1945.

On February 19, 1946 Counsellor Smirnov a member of the Russian prosecution team at the Nuremberg Trial stated:

"There were also created transportable crematoria.
An SS member, Paul Waldmann, testifies to their existence.
He was one of the participants in the crime perpetrated by the German fascists when 840,000 Russian prisoners of war in Sachsenhausen were annihilated at one time.

The war prisoners murdered in this way were cremated in four movable crematoria, which were transported on car trailers."

To summarise:

840,000 Russian POWs were "annihilated at one time"

840,000 corpses were cremated in four portable ovens

The above photo, taken on November 10, 1944 - features two British soldiers
and one of three Nazi mobile crematory ovens at Hertogenbosch concentration camp in Holland.

Being a Nazi concentration camp, Hertogenbosch is of course still subjected to ridiculous claims, just like all the others. Idiots and liars claim that 13,000 people died there in the 20 months it was in operation. But the website run by the memorial/tourist attraction now at the site, states 749 people died there, of whom 329 were executed.

To summarise:

Hertogenbosch had three mobile crematory ovens - for the approx 750 cremations conducted there over a period of 20 months 840,000 cremations were performed in four mobile crematory ovens from Sachsenhausen "at one time".

The Cowboys' new stadium in Texas seats 80,000 people.

The Nazis killed over 10 times the amount of people in the above photos "in one go", then cremated them in four portable ovens.

The British National Association of Funeral Directors states it take a minimum of 2 hours to cremate a corpse in a modern crematorium. But "Several more hours may be required before the cremated remains are available to the family.... A complete cremation is a two-step process. Firstly, the actual exposure of the deceased to several hours of intense heat and flame; after which the remains are mostly ash except for certain bone fragments, then the entire remaining ash and fragment volume is gathered and run through a processor, creating a uniform powder-like texture."

840,000 corpses in four ovens = 210,000 per oven;
210,000 cremations @ 2 hours each = 420,000 hours

420,000 hours = 47.9 years

(Two bodies at once = double the time to cremate)

EVEN If the Nazis had started the cremations (regardless of the logistics of killing 840,000 Russians "at one time") on the 22 June 1941, the day Germany invaded Russia, they would have still be cremating the corpses in 1989, 44 years after the end of WW2.

But that's by the by, as like the ho£ocau$t, the story "840,000 Russian prisoners of war in Sachsenhausen were annihilated at one time" and "cremated in four movable crematoria" is

Bullsh*t...

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