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Did anybody find or dig up the bodies that were buried in the ground at the death camps of the Holocaust?
The bodies were carefully photographed after the liberation of the death camps. After photographic evidence of the horrors of the camps, the remains were buried with as much dignity as the troups could muster. ___ At many of the extermination camps, such as Auschwitz-Birkenau, Treblinka and Majdanek most of the corpses were cremated. Some 'ordinary' concentration camps also had crematoria. Disposing of the corpses was a problem for the Nazis. Recently there have been large scale achaelogical excavations ar Belzec in eastern Poland (not to be confused with Belsen). At Belzec eleven vast mass graves with human remains have been found, each containing the remains of over 10,000 bodies. There are almost certainly more such graves there, but for the time being the 'dig' has ceased.
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What do Holocaust deniers get for denying the Holocaust?
#1 They get some kick or other out of it. I don't think they are paid for denying the Holocaust._____# 2 There is not really a punishment for denying the Holocaust.______Regarding #2 There are officially 14 countries that have enacted thought crime legislation to specifically protect the holocaust from revisionist.It is important to note that the holocaust is the only subject in the history of the west that is not subject to debate or revision. Denier speculate that this is because the history could not stand up to standardized historical review. My oppinion is my own, but i encourage you to look into the claims and contentions of the holocaust narrative.Some people just want to deny the fact that humanity is capable of such atrocities, and simply want to forget about the nightmarish past. Other, more aggressive, deniers see Jews, Gypsies, Homosexuals, and other Holocaust victims as sub-human, and that they will go to heaven if they rid the world of them.Another Answer:From what I have read and the revisionsts I met, they truly believe their arguments are logical and accurate and in some claims they are very convincing.Another Answer:There are numerous political reasons why Holocaust Deniers deny the Holocaust, namely to undermine the nature of the State of Israel or the Rights that Jews and other minorities have gained since the Holocaust. Israel is seen by many as being an international reaction to the Holocaust. If the Holocaust was in some way invalidated, this would, in their minds, invalidate the State of Israel. Similarly if minorities were not as violently oppressed and exterminated as they were in the Holocaust, there would be no need to protect them as strongly as they have been protected in Europe.It is important to note that although the Holocaust swayed international opinion as regards Zionist aspirations, the basis for the State of Israel comes out of writings by Herzl, Jabotinsky, and Ahad Ha-Am from before the Holocaust and the connection between the Holocaust and the on-the-ground creation of the State of Israel is tenuous if at all present.
What is the hardship of World War 1?
Dead people in the trenches and having to see so many bodies lying on the ground as your passing through
Why did the Holocaust happen in Germany?
It is an oft asked question, there was not (as some tried to suggest) a specifically German thing about the Holocaust. Germany, under the Nazis provided the breeding ground for many of the factors leading to the Holocaust, but it was only when the war came and the pressures of the eastern front that persecution turned to genocide. There were many genocides carried out in Europe at the time of the Holocaust, the one in Yugoslavia, more brutal that the Holocaust may have happened under the protection of Germany, but was not instgated by Germany. Many facets of the Holocaust were due to the problems created by underlying resentment from especially the last twenty years, but in some cases beyond. __________________________ Another view is that it was all because Hitler said so.
Where did confederate soldiers sleep in bull run battle?
No one slept at Bull Run. A battleground is not a place where people stay. In the civil war there were dead bodies on the ground that had to be removed or buried. Some civil war battles had so many dead that you couldn't see the ground and the streams ran red with blood. Neither army were on a camp out. I am not sure you understand just how brutal the battles were. On the first Bull Run the men literally threw down their guns and ran. Battles move so people who lived in the area found the battle in their front yard and bullets whizzing through their houses.
What did Stephen Douglas have to do with the American Civil War?
Douglas authored the Kansas-Nebraska Act which angered Northerners because it would make slavery legal in the two aforementioned states. This act was the main cause for the formation of the Republican Party. With the Republican party came the election of Lincoln, resulting in the secession of many southern states.
