Williamson's claims turn out to be TRUE? I mean, if it does turn out that only 300,000 Jews were killed or died in the camps, and it does turn out that a mechanised attempt to exterminate them didn't actually occur, then surely that's a good thing? It means LESS suffering, FEWER dead, and altogether a LESS horrendous experience (for the dead, or the survivors)? Not to say it wasn't horrendous, but LESS horrendous is BETTER, surely?
How come people on here, instead of being hopeful at Williamson's (and others) suggestion, they get HOSTILE? What's that all about? It's like they INSIST it was as bad as previously thought...which I think is bizarre. What do YOU think?
How come people on here, instead of being hopeful at Williamson's (and others) suggestion, they get HOSTILE? What's that all about? It's like they INSIST it was as bad as previously thought...which I think is bizarre. What do YOU think?