re: #297 researchok

Yes, I think ending this discussion would be a good idea.

According to Eichmann:

In his own words.

Yes, it would, because you’re aggressively ignorant of the topic at hand.

hdot.org

But, when it came to giving details about these 2,500,000 people he wrote in the Le Commandant d’Auschwitz parle (p. 239, French ed.):
As for me, I never knew the total number, and had no way of determining it. I can only remember the number in the most important cases, often pointed out to me by Eichmann or one of his deputies.From Upper Silesia, or Poland in general: 250,000
From Germany, or Theresienstadt: 100,000
Holland: 95,000
Belgium: 20,000
France: 110,000
Greece: 65,000
Hungary: 400,000
Slovakia: 90,000
TOTAL: 1,130,000

The figures concerning cases of less importance are not graven in my memory, but they were insignificant compared with the above. I think the figure of 2,500,000 much too high “

Do read the very first link I gave to you. The history of the estimates is given there.