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Did the Red Cross Deny the Holocaust?

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First published at 02:48 UTC on February 2nd, 2020.

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Most deniers, when asked "well if it wasn't 6 million, then how many Jews died during the holocaust according to you?", will answer "less than 300,000".

Why the focus on this particular number?

Deniers base this conviction…

Most deniers, when asked "well if it wasn't 6 million, then how many Jews died during the holocaust according to you?", will answer "less than 300,000".

Why the focus on this particular number?

Deniers base this conviction of theirs, on what they believe is a document from the red cross that lists close to 300,000 victims from a list of german concentration camps. In this video I'll tell you why that is nonsense.

The three-volume Report of the International Committee of the Red Cross on its Activities during the Second World War, Geneva, 1948:

archive.org/details/ReportOfTheInternationalCommitteeOfTheRedCrossOnItsActivitiesDuringTheSecondWorl

Patterns of Prejudice, Vol. 12, p.11 (1978): i.imgur.com/b6nOxur.png

The IRC Letter: i.imgur.com/xJCzhbc.jpg

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