Polokaust KL WARSCHAU Death Camp(?) Trzcinska

KL Warschau w Swietle Dokumentow, by Maria Trzcinska. 2007

Biala Plama (Orwellian Memory Hole): A Nazi German Death Camp, for Ethnic Poles, in Warsaw Itself?

This controversial book has now supposedly been discredited. However, owing to the near-hysterical reaction of some Jews to it, based on the threat to Holocaust supremacism that it presents, there should be some skepticism of the skeptics of this book. It is in this spirit that I review this book.

This work presents information found almost nowhere else. Consider:

THE POLOKAUST: A LONG-TERM GENOCIDAL PROJECT DONE IN STAGES

The Germans realized that there were too many Poles to be summarily exterminated like the Jews (p. 135). It had to be a long-term project, done in stages. First was the destruction of educated Poles, then that of Warsaw’s Poles. Konzentrationslager (KL) Warschau, which functioned from October 9, 1942 (p. 230) until the Warsaw Uprising (August 1944), served primarily the latter purpose. (For a description of its layout, see p. 68, pp. 78-84). Eventually, Warsaw was to be replaced a small, all-German town, as planned by Pabst, a German architect.

KL WARSCHAU: WHY A GERMAN DEATH CAMP FOR POLES

A document by Himmler (Feb. 16, 1943; pp. 58-60) called for the immediate extermination of 500,000 surplus-to-Germans Varsovians. Since the vast majority of Warsaw’s 350,000 Jews had by then been dead in Treblinka, Himmler’s order must have referred to Poles (pp. 223-224, 230).

Some tunnels in western Warsaw were converted the Germans into gas chambers (pp. 136-137). This is confirmed by eyewitnesses to their operation (pp. 106-107; 146-150) and postwar engineering investigators. (pp. 136-144). After the war, thousands of canisters of Zyklon, the same pelleted cyanide gas used in Auschwitz-Birkenau, were found neary. (p. 80, 150). Obviously, the Germans had big plans for the Poles.

The bodies of the murdered Poles were burned in crematoriums at various locations in Warsaw (for eyewitness accounts, see pp. 190-195), and, after the liquidation of the Warsaw Ghetto, in pyres and crematory ovens built on that site. Additional and larger crematories kept getting added (p. 195). After the war, ashes and bone fragments were found at various locations (pp. 196-197).

Approximately 200,000 Warsaw Poles were murdered at KL Warschau (p. 217). This contrasts with over 30,000 in the September 1939 war, 160,000 in the Warsaw Uprising, 7,000 total at various near woods (Palmiry, Kampinos, Kabaty, etc.)(p. 218).

A number of incorrect statements about the camp were made in a book by Bogumil Kopka. These are refuted by competent scholars (e. g., p. 104, pp. 307-314, 319-320). Polish Underground reports frequently referred to KL Warschau as a place of mass killings of Poles (p. 230). Also, throughout the trials of Nazi war criminals, the Germans never questioned the existence and Pole-killing function and magnitude of KL Warschau. (p. 264)

THE COMMUNIST AUTHORITIES TRY TO SUPPRESS ALL KNOWLEDGE OF KL WARSCHAU

During the imposition of the Soviet puppet state, the facilities of KL Warschau were partly re-used by the NKVD and then the UB (p. 316). Not surprisingly, mention of this camp was banned during Communist rule and the inferred casualties of the Warsaw Uprising were nearly doubled to hide the camp’s Nazi-era murders. (p. 222)

In 1999, Pope John Paul II blessed a coal-stone foundation for a monument to the KL Warschau victims (pp. 267-269). (For a drawing of the proposed monument, see p. 283). Unfortunately, invisible government resistance to construction of the monument continues, owing to its desire to avoid embarrassing questions about its Communist past, and to serve the dictates of modern political correctness (p. 103, 308, 316). The latter include: German sensitivities, Holocaust supremacism [remembrance of only the Jewish Holocaust victims], and the PEDAGOGIKA WSTYDU [emphasis upon constant Polish contrition for past supposed Polish actions/inactions towards Jews.]