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Holocaust bad math

Q: How long does it take to cremate a body?
A: Typically 1-4 hours, depending on your modern day source.

(using a lot of valuable fuel, not abundant in war times).

Being very generous (adding it up to the max):
24 hours in a day x 365 days a year x 6 years (1939-1945) = 52,560 hours

6,000,000 divided by 52,560 hours means the Nazis would need to always have 114.16 ovens active non-stop, full-time, for all six years, day and night - assuming you could burn a corpse in an hour, including loading the corpse and unloading the ashes. Bigger ovens = more bodies = more efficiency.

Q: How many Nazi death camps were there?
A: The answer is amorphous and sensationalistic, evolved to "reconstructions" and open-air pyres from ovens. Wikipedia says there were "More than 1,000 concentration camps (including subcamps)" ¹ , "there were 23 main concentration camps" ² , "six major extermination camps and eight major euthanasia extermination centers" ³ . Chełmno cremated on open air grids. ⁴ Belzec had cremation pyres and ash pits. ⁵ Sobibor had cremation pyres. ⁶ Treblinka cremated on large open-air pyres. ⁷ Majdanek had cremation facilities - two ovens, then five ovens. ⁸ Auschwitz had five crematoria starting with only three ovens, claiming to burn 340 bodies in 24 hours, with successive ovens getting larger claiming to burn more. ⁹ Strange that Wikipedia doesn't include many photos of these ovens or open-air pyres.

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