12 Feb 2022 3:43 pm
We went through this recently....FOS » 12 Feb 2022, 3:43 pm » wrote: ↑ show me a single assertion i have ever made that was wrong. one single assertion.
I proved you never read spengler. that was easy for me lol. I pointed out you did not know an important but obscure fact about his philosophy. easy...
you cannot do **** with me.
You're lying. It's what you found on Google.I pointed out you did not know an important but obscure fact about his philosophy. easy...
In 1942 engineers of the German crematory oven builder Topf and Sons in Erfurt developed a design for an oven that could incinerate up to 7,000 corpses per day with a minimal use of fuel. This design was based on their experiences in Auschwitz. Was the design viable, and who would have been the likely customer?...It did not only take all the time, but also required much thought. In order to accommodate the daily massacres in the gas chambers, each muffle in the furnaces designed and built for the crematoria in Auschwitz-Birkenau was to have the enormous capacity of ninety-six corpses per twenty-four hours (with fifteen muffles in crematoria 2 and 3 each, and eight muffles in crematoria 4 and 5 each, this resulted in a total daily cremation capacity in Auschwitz-Birkenau of 4,416 corpses per day). In order for the massacres to continue, day after day, week after week, month after month, the ovens, the flues, and the chimneys had to be extraordinarily resilient to cremate thousands of corpses between the massacre of one transport and the arrival, generally twenty-four hours later, of the next train with deportees. In addition, they had to be economical. When civilian crematoria incinerate a body, they do not have to be concerned about the availability of the fuel to heat the oven, and they can easily recoup the costs of the fuel through the usually substantial fee they charge the client for the service. But in the death camps, fuel was a big concern. Not only was it strictly rationed within the context of the war economy, but also the expense could not be charged to a third party: it came out of the general operation budget. Indeed, fuel economy was one of the reasons for the firm of Topf & Söhne being so successful in its business relations with the SS. In the history of cremation, (p.122) there was no precedent for either the cremation capacity or the economies achieved in Auschwitz-Birkenau.
show me a single assertion i have ever made that was wrong. one single assertion.
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Cretinous inbred cracker...
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