Going into my question; Which faction would have been responsible for taking thousands by train up into the mountains: then finishing the trek by foot to the highest peaks and cliffs. Once there, the victims were pushed over the cliffs with clubs and dogs. That's what the old man tells me. He has expressed admiration for the Einsatzgruppen but will laugh and scoff at Allied intelligence(CIA)Debbie wrote:Fantastic website and the post with information on how to use it is certainly welcome. Thank you for the helpful information!
What strikes me the most, when looking at the trials by perpatrator's occupations is the relatively small number of Einsatzkommandos and Sonderkommandos that were brought to trial.
Debbie
"The Old Man's" KZ Story
"The Old Man's" KZ Story
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rugbyball -- "The old man" you refer to in your post is talking about something. What is it? Is there a date or place or some other identifying information connected with this vague tale?
rugbyball -- "The old man" you refer to in your post is talking about something. What is it? Is there a date or place or some other identifying information connected with this vague tale?
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The Nazis would not have bother with such an elaborate scheme to murder people.
I think this old man's story is most likely the badly corrupted in the re-telling story of the Mauthausen quarry and the prisoners who were forced to jump off the top of the quarry.
I think this old man's story is most likely the badly corrupted in the re-telling story of the Mauthausen quarry and the prisoners who were forced to jump off the top of the quarry.
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++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++wm wrote:The Nazis would not have bother with such an elaborate scheme to murder people.
I think this old man's story is most likely the badly corrupted in the re-telling story of the Mauthausen quarry and the prisoners who were forced to jump off the top of the quarry.
thanks- close to my expl.- until I re-read the last sentence & opted for 'edit'.
OP- where are you planning to go with this?
Those camps were very real. My father interviewed these guards to separate the worst from the 'salvage'- & transfered to the American forces for service in the Japanese invasion in June 1945- because he would rather face combat.
So some small fish got away & now cackles in his dotage. Let it GO.
thanks for the original delete, David, pls keep an eye on where this heads.
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Debbie wrote:
Fantastic website and the post with information on how to use it is certainly welcome. Thank you for the helpful information!
What strikes me the most, when looking at the trials by perpatrator's occupations is the relatively small number of Einsatzkommandos and Sonderkommandos that were brought to trial.
Debbie
Why?? There were hundreds & thousands of camp staff, & a small number of Fluently German speaking Military Police .
How many eighteen hour days would you put in, looking through the unspeakable?
They didn't REFRIGERATE those corpese in a mogue, darling...
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Let me ask you this , if I may. He changed his name before he came to America around November, 1951. Would there be any records of such ? If he was into document forgery work, could he make up his own identity and cover his tracks ?wm wrote:The Nazis would not have bother with such an elaborate scheme to murder people.
I think this old man's story is most likely the badly corrupted in the re-telling story of the Mauthausen quarry and the prisoners who were forced to jump off the top of the quarry.
Thanks,
Timothy
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+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++rugbyball wrote:Let me ask you this , if I may. He changed his name before he came to America around November, 1951. Would there be any records of such ? If he was into document forgery work, could he make up his own identity and cover his tracks ?wm wrote:The Nazis would not have bother with such an elaborate scheme to murder people.
I think this old man's story is most likely the badly corrupted in the re-telling story of the Mauthausen quarry and the prisoners who were forced to jump off the top of the quarry.
Thanks,
Timothy
Timothy- just write dwon his stories & then go to you local FBI/
Many people in their 90's are senile - & color their pasts.
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++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++wm wrote:The Nazis would not have bother with such an elaborate scheme to murder people.
I think this old man's story is most likely the badly corrupted in the re-telling story of the Mauthausen quarry and the prisoners who were forced to jump off the top of the quarry.
good point.
The Camps were highly efficient butcheries,& Cooks tours for inmates were 'optional.'
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+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++rugbyball wrote:Let me ask you this , if I may. He changed his name before he came to America around November, 1951. Would there be any records of such ? If he was into document forgery work, could he make up his own identity and cover his tracks ?wm wrote:The Nazis would not have bother with such an elaborate scheme to murder people.
I think this old man's story is most likely the badly corrupted in the re-telling story of the Mauthausen quarry and the prisoners who were forced to jump off the top of the quarry.
Thanks,
Timothy
Read Kurt Vonnegut's "Mother Night"
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Yes sir , I did just that. FBI faxed conversation to OSI. Miz White said were looking at 250-300 others also. If I heard any thing more about it, that would probably be through the media.waldzee wrote:+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++rugbyball wrote:Let me ask you this , if I may. He changed his name before he came to America around November, 1951. Would there be any records of such ? If he was into document forgery work, could he make up his own identity and cover his tracks ?wm wrote:The Nazis would not have bother with such an elaborate scheme to murder people.
I think this old man's story is most likely the badly corrupted in the re-telling story of the Mauthausen quarry and the prisoners who were forced to jump off the top of the quarry.
Thanks,
Timothy
Timothy- just write dwon his stories & then go to you local FBI/
Many people in their 90's are senile - & color their pasts.
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The OSI doesn't exist any more. The role, to the extent it is still active, is carried out by the Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section of the DoJ
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In the movie " Inglorious Bastards " was there any truth to the story ? Did nazis cut deals with the allies ?little grey rabbit wrote:The OSI doesn't exist any more. The role, to the extent it is still active, is carried out by the Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section of the DoJ
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rugbyball -- You wrote:
Instead, you responded by asking three questions, none of which have nothing to do with this topic. Our readers are educated people, who aren't interested in digressions which wander off aimlessly into the bushes. Please review the forum and section rules, which are posted for all to see at http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=53962, before you post again.
You are the one who picked the topic of this thread, and we have a one thread - one subject rule at AHF. You started the thread by relating an unnamed old man's tale of a so far nameless concentration camp somewhere in the mountains, somewhere long ago and far away. At http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... 4#p1681054, I asked you some questions in the hope of getting answers to clarify your point for our readers. You didn't answer them.In the movie " Inglorious Bastards " was there any truth to the story ? Did nazis cut deals with the allies ?
Has there ever been a photo seen of Ivan The Terrible ?
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I guess there was some truth to that Old Man's KZ Story. While watching a camp documentary they interviewed a prisoner at Mauthauzen camp; killing methods did include dogs and 100 foot cliffs. That was Nazi Concentration camps: US Army: archive.org/details/nazi_concentration_camps_mp4
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