Being a holocaust denier should be a capital crime

So glad there are photos of these heinous atrocities. With naysayers in today’s world these are a. Necessary reminder of the evil that exists.

IThe war in Europe was coming to a close.My father fought in five campaigns.Pinned down by enemy fire for a week in freezing cold water,from a machine gun nest atop a church.Wounded hid out by a German family for three and a half months.Said he saw alot of death,but the worst thing he ever saw was at Dachua concentration camp.He said it was walking death,absolute horror.

My grandpa was with the US forces in the army that liberated one or more of those camps. THIS IS WHAT HE SAID WHILE WALKING AWAY BECAUSE HE DIDN'T LIKE TO TALK ABOUT THOSE CAMPS. THEIR BODIES WERE STACKED LIKE CORDS OF WOODS. I never understood by what he meant until honors history in my middle school when I was in the 7th grade and saw lots of pictures of those camps. Later on life I discovered that some of my relatives were in a couple of concentration camps because they hated Hitler

My father’s Resistance helper guide was taken by the Gestapo as he watched. She went to Ravensbrück and came out at 82 pounds. Virginia d’Albert Lake. A brave Ohio American hero. Fortunately, they reunited after the War, as beloved friends. 💕

Eisenhower was a Great Man

I don’t have anything bad to say about Eisenhower, he was a good man. The holocaust was horrible and it also looks like some of the pictures that are coming out of Palestine at present.

yes it did happen!!!!

This was horrible. White America needed to have a reckoning about slavery like the Germans. This is why the USA is so divided.

I actually held and read a typed report by allies after liberating Buchenwald. It was built to house vagrants and bums that wouldn't work. Then it was a prison for Russian soldiers captured early. 7000 were held there and the Germans executed all of them. Executions were not shots to the head like in the movies. They shot them in the neck. Then lastly it was barracks for Jews and such that worked in nearby factories. Few were executed. The deaths were from disease and starvation. I seen to remember the count was just over 50,000