Internment Camps: IRC Records disclose more than just death figures of 271,301 from Typhus during WWII – Soviet sabotage and German patronage

OFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS RECORDS RELEASED Sealed and guarded since the end of WWII at…

Historical Tribune

By N. Jones

OFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS RECORDS RELEASED

Sealed and guarded since the end of WWII at Arolsen, Germany: Official IRC records reveal the actual Concentration Camp total death toll was 271,301.

Confirmed

271,301 people of various religious denominations, races and social status’ died of disease and starvation (NOT 6 million Jews by intentional Extermination Policy).
The Jewish Bolsheviks who occupied and ‘Liberated’ certain camps (namely Auschwitz), deliberately stopped food and medical supplies organised by the IRC, from reaching internees, causing further deaths and suffering.
Divisions of the Reich both funded and facilitated the establishment of Jewish communities with virtually independent autonomy.
Germany continued to facilitate those European Jews who wished to immigrate, from the transitional camps to various foreign lands.
Approximately, more than 2.5 million Jews were not interned by the Reich and were enabled to live freely and independently in Europe, within the guidelines of various Reich policies.

Documented Facts

One of two, of the most important surveys of the Jewish Question in Europe during World War II, is David Irving’s examination of the Russian archives after the wall came down. Irving published his findings in his book, ‘Hitler’s War’ and said not one word about gas chambers.

When questioned about this purported omission, he said that there was no reference to any gas chambers in the Soviet archives, therefore, he did not discuss the question of gas chambers as there was no material as evidence to support his authorship. Irving was arrested in several countries for Hate Speech for his alleged oversight of the assumed Status Quo.

The other exceedingly important survey, was that of the International Red Cross who had regular access to internment camps and during the latter period of the war, even had ICRC administration offices within camp grounds. The ICRC successfully applied the 1929 Geneva military convention, in order to gain access to civilian internees held in Central and Western Europe by the German authorities. Almost unique in its honesty and objectivity, compared with other accounts on camp activity of the day, the ICRC explained in the opening pages of their Report that their object, in the tradition of the Red Cross, had been strict political neutrality… and herein lies its great value.

The International Red Cross published their analysis in a three volume – ‘Report of the International Committee of the Red Cross on its Activities during the Second World War’ (download available) – published in Geneva in 1948. This analysis expanded findings of two previous publications;
‘Sur L’activite’ du CICR en faveur des civils detencus dans les camps de concentration en Allemagne 1939-1945 (Geneva, 1946) and ‘Inter Arma Caritas: The Work of the ICRF during the Second World War’ (Geneva, 1947).

In 1949, the International Red Cross interviewed internees from the German camps, to see if standards were kept within the convention guidelines – and they were. However, in defiance of the Geneva Convention, IRC personnel were forbidden to interview mostly (German, Russian, Ukrainian etc) civilian prisoners and POW’s in the Jewish Bolsheviks Gulag camps, which were extremely more harsh and true “Death Camps.”
Soviet Bolshevik powers refused to ratify the convention, but regardless, Articles 82 – 97 still applied.

The German camps held political internees (Schutzhaflinge), POW’s and those convicted of crimes. The German administration who provided supplies for internees, also welcomed the Red Cross to distribute food, medicine and clothing to the inmates. However due to international propaganda focusing solely on the plight of Jewish people in Europe, the ICRC deliveries were originally organised for mainly Jewish recipients, who were given preference over other races and religious denominations in the camps…