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Holocaust deniers systematically reject or reinterpret core categories of evidence—eyewitness testimony, Nazi and Allied documentary records, physical and forensic remains of camps, demographic resear...
The claim "" is false: the Holocaust is one of the most thoroughly documented genocides in history, supported by documents, investigations, survivor testimony, forensic evidence, and demographic resea...
Holocaust denial movements have long sought to undercut public understanding by contesting the number of victims, disputing methods of killing, and reframing documentary evidence as erroneous or forge...
The "271k" figure is not the product of a modern demographic model but of selective, decontextualized use of limited archival counts and misapplied administrative tallies — a number that Holocaust den...
Historians arrive at the widely cited figure of roughly Jewish victims by synthesizing multiple classes of documentary evidence—Nazi-created transport and camp records, , prewar and postwar demographi...
The figure widely cited in attempts to minimize the Holocaust traces back not to archival tallies of all Jewish victims but to postwar, partial counts and press reports — notably a 1955 item in the ne...
The short answer is: none of the provided sources directly corroborate a standalone "217,000" total as an authoritative, aggregated figure; archival evidence that could feed such a number exists in th...
Archival releases since 2000—most notably the opening and digitization of large collections such as the International Tracing Service (ITS)/Arolsen Archives and expanded access at national repositorie...