Seven Questions

1. How from all the hundreds of documents decoded by the allies in the latter part of the war, none mention whatsoever as to the "real" purpose of Auschwitz-birkenau and other camps? All decoded documents point to them as simply being labor and internment camps, which is a common practice to institute in wartime.

2. Why weren't most of the more famous gas chambers on Auschwitz built until 1946 under the control of the soviet government?

3. In addition to the lack of documents discussed earlier, why were not a single diagnosis of death from cyanide poisoning on record for any labor camps in Nazi occupied territory, or Nazi-aligned territory at any time before or during the war?

4. Why does no trace whatever remain of the reported millions of bodies allegedly gassed? Many claims of human skin lampshades and soap made out of ash have been proven to be lies or misconceptions.

5. How did none of the higher-up war generals, important staff, or ordinary soldiers after the war who wrote their memoirs or books ever made any allusion togas chambers or even the need or intent to exterminate an ethnic or religious group?

6. How did The Red Cross made frequent visits to Auschwitz and other camps for inspection purposes during the war, and their verified published reports make no claim to any human gassing, or alleged atrocities committed by the axis?

7. There are two main primary and credible sources for how many died at Auschwitz: the Bad Arolsen archives says 290,000 died from all causes in German labor camps, with only 70,000 in Auschwitz itself; and the death-Books of Auschwitz, which also reported ~70,000 dead in Auschwitz. We also have to ask ourselves: then what percentage killed were Jews? Most camps contained sex offenders, gays, political enemies, traitors, and the list goes on. The British intelligence decryptions made during the war say that the average jewish population in the camps was around 40% of the inmates. Even if 100% of the jews in all concentration camps were killed, this is only slightly above 100,000 for the ENTIRE HOLOCAUST. And I don't even think, given the number of survivors, even half this number actually perished. The Bad Arolsen I mentioned before has an archived list of everyone who lived and died in all the German labor camps.

CONCLUSION: It is more likely, given the lack of evidence pertaining to a mass extermination of even 100,000 jews, that they likely died of insect-born diseases. This also explains the use of Zyklon B, which was used as an insecticide for a long time prior, and likewise explains the chambers, which by the way, were not large enough to house more than a small group of people, and would be widely inefficient. Also, there were many reports during uncovered that detailed the reich's concern with the death problem in the camps, and some leadership was quite distressed at the fact that the detainees were dying at such high rates from disease and were starving from allied campaigns.