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Ike 2 year s ago
#11
Auschwitz: 1.100.000
Trebloinka: 800.000
Belzec: 600.000
Auschwitz: 1.100.000
Trebloinka: 800.000
Belzec: 600.000
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Pauline 2 year s ago
Ike,
-most concentrated-
The Nazi extermination camps occupied a lot more surface.
-most concentrated-
The Nazi extermination camps occupied a lot more surface.
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Ike 2 year s ago
Pauline,
The terrain of the camps, yes, not the chambers of death. The gas-chambers, the gas-trucks.
But, what are we arguing about?
The terrain of the camps, yes, not the chambers of death. The gas-chambers, the gas-trucks.
But, what are we arguing about?
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Rich 2 year s ago
#2 Stalin has never been in Austria.
I dont trust the rest either.
I dont trust the rest either.
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Gum 2 year s ago
Rich,
Actually, looks like that is correct
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/magazine-21859771.amp
Actually, looks like that is correct
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/magazine-21859771.amp
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Rich 2 year s ago
Gum,
BBC is not different than izismile. They want visitors. As many as possible. Truth is secondary.
BBC is not different than izismile. They want visitors. As many as possible. Truth is secondary.
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Gum 2 year s ago
Rich,
I can find a dozen more sources in a 5 minute internet search. But I guess you know better. Everyone's an expert at everything anymore.
I can find a dozen more sources in a 5 minute internet search. But I guess you know better. Everyone's an expert at everything anymore.
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Margery 2 year s ago
Rich,
I am from Austria and actually life two houses apart from the one where Stalin resided. There even is a plaque on it.
I am from Austria and actually life two houses apart from the one where Stalin resided. There even is a plaque on it.
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Maria 2 year s ago
#15 NO!
It's Christian and Frederik, there's no c in Frederik.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederik,_Crown_Prince_of_Denmark
It's Christian and Frederik, there's no c in Frederik.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederik,_Crown_Prince_of_Denmark
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Heather 2 year s ago
#8 WTF are Crescent Rolls ?!!!! The world over, they're known as "Croissants" 
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Archilles 2 year s ago
Heather,
Uh, Heather?
What do you suppose "croissant" means?
Uh, Heather?
What do you suppose "croissant" means?
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Pat 2 year s ago
Heather,
a Croissant is quite different from what we in Austria call "Kipferl" and what was called a crescent roll here. It's literally the same dough as normal rolls, not what is used for croissants!
a Croissant is quite different from what we in Austria call "Kipferl" and what was called a crescent roll here. It's literally the same dough as normal rolls, not what is used for croissants!
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Pat 2 year s ago
Uhm... Mozart's tune would be translated a little less literally, but preserving the meaning to "kiss my @$$" or a good old "F- you!" It's an insult and less of a kinky thing.
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Little 2 year s ago
#3 The Germans also had radar...for example, the battleship Bismark had fire control rada...
Auschwitz: 1.100.000
Trebloinka: 800.000
Belzec: 600.000
-most concentrated-
The Nazi extermination camps occupied a lot more surface.
The terrain of the camps, yes, not the chambers of death. The gas-chambers, the gas-trucks.
But, what are we arguing about?
I dont trust the rest either.
Actually, looks like that is correct
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/magazine-21859771.amp
BBC is not different than izismile. They want visitors. As many as possible. Truth is secondary.
I can find a dozen more sources in a 5 minute internet search. But I guess you know better. Everyone's an expert at everything anymore.
I am from Austria and actually life two houses apart from the one where Stalin resided. There even is a plaque on it.
It's Christian and Frederik, there's no c in Frederik.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederik,_Crown_Prince_of_Denmark
Uh, Heather?
What do you suppose "croissant" means?
a Croissant is quite different from what we in Austria call "Kipferl" and what was called a crescent roll here. It's literally the same dough as normal rolls, not what is used for croissants!