Examples of using Crematories in English and their translations into German
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All right, but are you by the crematories or by the shoes?
He testified thatin 1942 and 1943, the bodies, so far as possible, were cremated in crematories.
We were led to take the dead for killed, and crematories for execution gas chambers.
As we have seen, Meyer maintains that around 314,000 people were converted to ashes in the Birkenau crematories.
According to Rudolf Höss, Crematories II and III could cremate 2,000 corpses per day, Crematories IV and V, 1,500 per day.
It is accurate to say that some German concentration camps had crematories to incinerate corpses.
He makes the same statement about Crematories IV and V, in which repeat gassings would have been impossible without a ventilation system.
It is unthinkable that goods trucks would have been used to carry incoming prisoners on the ramp to the crematories.
Much simpler in construction and function were the twin Crematories IV and V, which were planned as pure extermination facilities from the beginning.
As an example should merely be named the missing holes to throw in ZyklonB in the ceiling of the mortuary I("gas chamber") of the crematories II and III in Birkenau.
Pressac states that Leichenkeller 1 of Crematories II and III was actually equipped with ventilators with a capacity of 8,000 m3/h of air p.
With this, Meyer multiplies the days of crematory operation by the highest possible number of cremations: 971x270 262,170 cremations in Crematories II and II; 359x144 51,696 in Crematories IV and V.
Pressac states that Crematories IV and V were dependent upon Bunkers 1 and 2(p. 50), and assigned to them p.
Pressac certainly blundered with his description of gassings in Crematories IV and V, which according to him took place as follows.
Pressac states that Leichenkeller 1 of Crematories II and III was actually equipped with ventilators with a capacity of 8,000 m3/h of air(p. 74 and 118), and even mentions the invoice of the ventilation system for Crematory III.
The castle Hellbrunn, the gardens and parks, the stone theatre,castle Belvedere with its crematories and chapels, the menagerie and the zoological garden are built as one unit.
This means that for Crematories II and III alone, 256 tons of fire-resistant wall material would have been necessary(not counting that for the gasogenes), with a labor time(based on that required at Gusen) of about 7,200 hours.
There is, incidentally, a small amount of doubt whether the shower baths were, indeed, in the same buildings as Crematories IV and V, because the camp plan given in the WRB report has the baths in a separate building.
She actually described not Birkenau crematories I and II, which without question were crematories, but the buildings which the Germans described as"Badeanstalt fuer Sonderaktion," commonly referred to by the"Holocaust" historians as Birkenau crematoriums III and IV.
The supposed main gassing chambers of Auschwitz, the morgue hall of the crematory in the main camp andthe morgue cellars I("gas chambers") of crematories II and III, did not have any means for the introduction of poison gas mixtures.
The story of ventilation in Crematories IV and V is one of those tales which illustrates the silliness of Pressac's argumentation.
Can anyone explain why the alleged bunker for mass murder wouldbe more suitable than the basement morgues of Crematories II and III with their allegedly poor ventilation, when the alleged bunkers had no ventilation apparatus at all?
In any case, it is obvious that the crematories at Auschwitz required equipment for doing Vergasung in order to inject a fuel-air mixture into the ovens and that the translation of NO-4473 should be revised, possibly to"gas generation cellar.
Jean-Claude Pressac's fundamental thesis is that Crematories II and III, planned and constructed as simple sanitary installations, were subsequently turned into instruments of crime.
The"baths" or Badeanstalten associated with Crematories IV and V are near"filtration plants" and also near"Canada," where the clothes of incoming inmates was stored.
Other oddities in his book are his claim to have helped build the crematories(page 16, not mentioned in the WRB report) and his description of an Allied air raid on April 9, 1944, of which there is no record page 233;
Thus, at the end of 1943, so as to'standardize' the running of Crematories II and III, the administration of the KL had their gas chambers divided in two, devoting no more than 100 m2 for gassing, to kill and incinerate 500 to 700 unfit arrivals(including many children) in twenty-four hours.
If we are told that30 to 46 bodies being reduced in modern crematories could even compete with, much less overwhelm, this stench of industrial origin then we know that what is involved here is not a fact for dual interpretation but an obvious lie.
Pressac, however, definitively proved just the opposite: that the crematories were planned and constructed as ordinary sanitary installations. On the basis of highly questionable"criminal traces" he then declared that around the end of November 1942, they had been converted into extermination facilities.
I have not seen any documentation indicating installation of any ovens in Crematories IV and V, unless a letter of August 21, 1942, from an SS 2nd Lieutenant at Auschwitz, mentioning a Topf proposal to install two three-muffle units near each of the"baths for special purpose," should be interpreted as such.