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Hilarious. Germans are very inventive, but seriously IF they wanted to kill them, they’d just shoot them. LOL

lol electricuted to ashes on in an underwater hydraulic pool......lol

It's just a matter of time before they make the claim that King Kong ate them, shat them out and turned the feces into steak.

millions of volts...

Is millions of volts actually a thing? or millions of watts?

Bahahahaha, those crazy hand wringers will say anything!

Wouldn't you need salt water (or something alike) for better conductivity? Wouldn't it help that you need less current for the same effect?

And if so, wouldn't if be important to mention that it was salt water?

There is the whole resistance thing and the more bodies in the pool the more amperage would be needed and there was better use of using that electricity like refrigerators and lighting, etc.

And just where would these "millions of volts" have come from? Surely if you've got enough amperage with that to kill hundreds of yids at once, then again to "reduce them to ash", people in town are gonna know, what with the constant brown-outs and what not...right....? They're not gonna have their own generator station with that much capacity, not with the cost of fuel when you're fighting a two-front war.

To say nothing of you can hit them with all the juice you want, wet corpses aren't gonna turn to ash. You'd basically need an arc furnace for that, and again "powered by what?"

Let's build one.

My favorite is the Tom & Jerry shotgun they made them put into a hole in the wall that looped back around to blast them in the face.

I looked into the "Roller Coaster of Death" story once, being a military historian, I was always intrigued by this story.

I mean, I really went down the rat hole on this one for a few months. Looking up manifests, build records, land surveys, all the historical mentions.. Anything and everything I could find on this story.

Turns out it was true.

Turns out, there was a small "rail Line" if you will, exactly Like those old coal mine rail carts, at the back of the furnaces that ran about 20 yards. This would be used to clean out the coal coke from the furnaces and move it out of the furnace building to a dump dock for trucking away... One or two people would push this thing out of hte furnace building and up the rail line and dump the ash and coke out.

This kinda thing: https://www.stiftung-evz.de/assets/_processed_/3/a/csm_Zeitstrahl_Zwangsarbeit_6e16c0e01c.webp

Real standard stuff for a 1920's coal power plant.

There is one picture I found, exactly one, of a few dead bodies piled in one of these coal carts being moved to/or from the furnaces.

I suspect this was when they were burning the outbreak victims, which was THE standard of practice at the time, but could never find exact details on the why of the picture.


That was the "roller coaster of death..." The only evidence I could ever find.


Also remember: Wiese got busted for making up EVERYTHING he ever wrote about the camps. Into the long night , my asss..

He claimed it "was collective memories from the people and the place at the time" and he had no first hand knowledge of any of the accounts he wrote. He was 4 at the time.


I should do the "eagle and bear in a box" myth next. Figure out where that one started.

Why didn't the Nazis just shoot the Jews?
- Because the Nazis were very efficient. And they didn't want to use up any resources like bullets.
Oh... so they just blindfolded them, slit their throats, and threw them in mass graves.
- No. They built chemical factories and made chemicals to gas them to death. And then they used massive amounts of fuel to cremate them.
That... ummm... seems a lot more difficult and inefficient than just slitting their throats.
- Well they also built power plants, and immersion pools where they would electrocute them to death.
Yeah... I think you might be lying.