What evidence exists that six million Jews were not killed by
the Nazis?
2. What evidence exists that six million Jews were not killed by
the Nazis?
The IHR says:
Extensive forensic, demographic, analytical and comparative evidence
demonstrates the impossibility of such a figure. The widely repeated
"six million" figure is an irresponsible exaggeration.
Nizkor replies:
First of all: in the answer to this question, they claim to have
"extensive evidence" to prove that something did not
happen. Yet Holocaust-deniers often claim that they do not have to
prove anything because, as they say, "it is impossible to prove a
negative."
Greg Raven
has said this at least twice: once
implicitly,
and once
explicitly:
It is possible to prove a negative, of course, but since none of the
"evidence" is given here, it is impossible to respond
definitively to this absurd claim. "Forensic evidence " is
probably a reference to the fraudulent "Leuchter Report," of
which
a detailed analysis
has been written.
What is this about "demographic evidence"? Didn't they
just say in
question 1 that "no credible demographic
statistics exist"? Another internal contradiction.
"Analytical and comparative evidence" could mean anything.
We invite any "revisionist" to explain what this means and to
present some of this evidence, and we promise to address it on this page
if they do so.
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