Auschwitz... have you seen it?

Cory C · Post by **Cory C** » 10 Jan 2004 22:44

alf wrote: Why not Cory? I am simply curious, you should never limit your quest for knowledge, its the fastest way to grow old before your time.

I agree that one should never limit his quest for knowlege, but I just don't believe visiting a place like that increases a man's knowlege. If I desire real knowlege about the camps I'll buy Germar Rudolf's books or subscribe to his magazine. Or I could come here and ask questions of you guys. I'm still learning, but I'm also saving hundreds of dollars and a lot of time.
To me, people go to these places to "feel" rather than to learn. Perhaps "feeling" helps them learn better. I, on the other hand, don't need to "feel" to learn. Thanks for your inquiry.

~Cory

Helly Angel · Post by **Helly Angel** » 11 Jan 2004 03:54

Revisionism, denied the Holocaust and other pro-neo-nazis demonstrations are forbbiden in this forum.

germar rudolf´s material is completely subjetive, fake an denied of the Holocaust, is used the neonazis and revisionist to denied the Holocaust.

Just remembering one of the rules in this serious historic and Non political forum.

Mito · Post by **Mito** » 12 Jan 2004 06:24

Helly Angel wrote:Revisionism, denied the Holocaust and other pro-neo-nazis demonstrations are forbbiden in this forum.

germar rudolf´s material is completely subjetive, fake an denied of the Holocaust, is used the neonazis and revisionist to denied the Holocaust.

Just remembering one of the rules in this serious historic and Non political forum.

wtf are you?

David Thompson · Post by **David Thompson** » 12 Jan 2004 06:32

Mito -- Personal remarks in posts are discouraged here. Please avoid them.

Dan H · Post by **Dan H** » 12 Jan 2004 06:42

If I ever head to Europe, I will definately stop at as many conentration camps as possible! Why? Because it is important that we never forget what happened there, so that it will not happen again, if I can help it.

In my collection are a few original photographs of Mauthausen, taken by a US soldier. Click here to check them out...
I apologise for the bad quality of the photographs, as my scanner was broken and I took pictures of the pictures with my old digicam which didn't work too well...

/daniel