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Europe are still in the city’s ghetto. The Germans are executing several
hundred of them every day, and the Gestapo compiles lists of
the next victims. Many Jews managed to escape from the various
ghettos and to join partisan groups, and today there is a large number
[of Jews] from Western Europe who are fighting together with
the Lithuanian partisans.”
This report is particularly instructive. It shows that only as late as
spring of 1944 did “certain sparse information” began “to seep through”
to Judisk Krönika “about the fate of those Jews who have been deported
from Western Europe to Eastern Europe” – and this information did not
speak of said Jews being murdered in “gas chambers”!
Whereas a transport of French Jews in May 1944 to the Lithuanian
city of Kaunas (as well as to the Estonian city of Tallinn) is confirmed
by mainstream historians, 75 they do not mention any deportation of
Jews from Holland or Belgium to Lithuania. The inescapable conclusion
is therefore that these Jews must be a part of those who mainstream
historiography claims to have been “gassed” at Auschwitz or Sobibór.
The claim by Judisk Krönika that the German authorities executed
the Jews present in the Lithuanian ghettos on a massive scale in late
spring of 1944 is implausible. In that case the Soviets would certainly
have obtained evidence for this crime after their conquest of Lithuania,
which they would have exploited for their propaganda. Instead of fictitious
mass gassings they would have accused the Germans of real mass
executions and would have presented the corpses of those murdered as a
corpus delicti for an investigation by international commissions – as the
Germans had done in 1943 after discovering the massacres of Katyn 1079
and in 1944 after discovering the massacres of Vinnytsa. 1080
10.4.4. Further Evidence for Western Jews in the East
We will now present a number of additional proofs for the deportation
of French, Belgian, and Dutch Jews into the occupied territories in
the East. Apart from the above-mentioned transport of French Jews to
Tallinn and Kaunas in May of 1944, mainstream historians never mention
any transports of Jews from these countries into the East. 75 The irrefutable
conclusion is that these deportations concerned a portion of
1079
Dt. Informationsstelle (ed.), Amtliches Material zum Massenmord von Katyn, Eher, Berlin
1943.
1080
Dt. Informationsstelle (ed.), Amtliches Material zum Massenmord von Winnitza, Eher,
Berlin 1944.