No you didn't, but regardless I was on topic before you started making false claims about me, ignoring genuine points, and changing the subject
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No you didn't, but regardless I was on topic before you started making false claims about me, ignoring genuine points, and changing the subject
Who said they were? They just happened to take lots of photos and I find it pretty odd Anne and Margot are not included.
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This is highly offensive. I answered ALL your rebuttals and said what I had to say since you claim every time my points are ridiculous. Stop being a child and debate me or leave, please.
Yeah whilst fighting them for our freedom and democracy in WW2 we also asked them to document every death they caused for future reference. Did you not know that?
Yet you seem just as incapable of staying on topic as well.
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Guys can we keep this on topic please or I will close the thread.
we read anne franks diary in year 9 it was soooooooooooooo boring lolz! we stopped 1/3 in
Lord, thank you for telling this guy to stop. Now I'm going to finish replying to those I haven't already.
If her diary wasn't over 250 pages long I might have looked for the page number. Googling the fact asserts it as true so it doesn't matter. Anne was in Auschwitz during the worst time - the winter, at a swamp, where lice practically breed for a living. If Anne was really sick in Bergen Belsen, she must have already had it when she was in Poland and somehow was not showing symptoms until everyone else was getting sick in Germany (impossible). Red, I'm pretty sure you read my posts in the old thread about the witnesses - they don't match Hanneli's story of Anne telling her at the fence she was giving up. It's just common sense that the conditions at Birkenau put her at more risk then Bergen Belsen. The same goes for emaciation - her mom died shortly after Anne went on the train to Bergen Belsen - I find it hard to believe her mom died of starvation sooner than Anne or Margot since it would have been pretty easy for either of them to die of emaciation onboard the train. The fact they both made it to Bergen Belsen alive means Typhus nor starvation was the issue.
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I guess that goes the same for Elie Wiesel, who identified himself in a Buchenwald barracks photo?
So you find it strange that in all the photos one single person is not in any of them - so you did expect them to photograph every single person?
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If you genuinely believe your views are true, why are you wasting your time trying to convince young adults on a Habbo forum rather than trying to show the 'truth' to the real world.