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This Article Should Be Deleted

It is all conjecture, there are no good historical sources, most are just books with photos and nothing is clear to support this article's viewpoint. The Gerstein often cited is thoroughly debunked. Finally this article is a POV not a factual article so it should be removed. Whether or not the camps were for extermination is debated but mostly discredited with little scientific evidence. However there is monumental evidence for fabrication, revision, hoax, and deceiving testimony which was used as post war propaganda by russia, america, and jewish interests to push incorrect beliefs that these camps were extermination camps. In light of all this, this article should be either removed or a disclaimer needs to be added. This simply cannot hold up to the light of truth any longer.

See: http://holocausthoaxmuseum.com/holocaust-genocidal-gas-chambers-auschwitz-dachau-majdanek-hoax-museum/

http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v07/v07p115_Hall.html

Not Just The Holocaust

Where are the other death camps? Death Camp and Extermination Camp are both handled by this article, yet this article only covers the Nazi Holocaust's camps. This seems very narrow for two terms that cover a broader history. The Germans had an extermination camp in Namibia during it's genocide there at the turn of the 20th century, and I'm sure they and other players have had other camps throughout history that I am not immediately aware of. This article needs to be a little broader given it's broad handle. — Preceding unsigned comment added by GavinSimmons (talk • contribs) 02:57, 3 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Merge

Death camp is just another term for Extermination Camp. 10:00, 18 November 2005

Janowska

I really hope this comment doesn't come across as crass. Should Janowska be included in this article? I've left it in since I am unsure and added a little info from the main Janowska concentration camp article and elsewhere on the shootings that took place. I welcome other opinions on whether or not Janowska should be included in this article.

Maly Trostenets

I've tried to work on the section on the classification of the camps and to try to improve that section of the article a little. Any thoughts on which of the 2 categories listed Maly Trostenets should be included under?

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+== This Article Should Be Deleted ==
+It is all conjecture, there are no good historical sources, most are just books with photos and nothing is clear to support this article's viewpoint. The Gerstein often cited is thoroughly debunked. Finally this article is a POV not a factual article so it should be removed. Whether or not the camps were for extermination is debated but mostly discredited with little scientific evidence. However there is monumental evidence for fabrication, revision, hoax, and deceiving testimony which was used as post war propaganda by russia, america, and jewish interests to push incorrect beliefs that these camps were extermination camps. In light of all this, this article should be either removed or a disclaimer needs to be added. This simply cannot hold up to the light of truth any longer.
+See: http://holocausthoaxmuseum.com/holocaust-genocidal-gas-chambers-auschwitz-dachau-majdanek-hoax-museum/
+http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v07/v07p115_Hall.html
 ==Not Just The Holocaust==