>>5080343521) You cannot do gassings that fast. It takes way longer than that to get the gas out of the chamber before each gassing, that would take hours of waiting. Also the time it takes 2000 people to undress, in the room they'd be packed so tight they couldn't even move. To pack them in there would take a long time too. Realistically each gassing cycle would take like, 6 hours minimum. If you're doing 2 gassings per day, that's half your day just on gassing cycles.
2) Even using this ridiculous assumption of 1 hour per gassing cycle, you'd have to drag bodies out at the rate of 20 seconds per body. Half of them would need to be going all the way out to the burning pits. No rollers, or stretchers are mentioned, they specifically say the bodies are dragged on the floor. There's also never any mention of protective gear against cyanide exposure for the workers.
3) You literally cannot cremate bodies at a rate of 15 minutes/body. It would take 1-2 hours per body. Think of how much fuel it would take too. They are hauling bodies up an elevator one or two at a time, think of how many trips this elevator must have taken. The elevator was more like a hoist supported by a wooden rod with a capacity for a few bodies only.
4) Since most of the cremations are happening in outdoor burning pits, we should have mountains of evidence from those pits. The teeth, the bone fragments. We have some, they did actually do some burnings, but not nearly this scale. There's also no evidence on recon pictures of massive burnings, only some small ones with a couple dozen bodies or so.
5) The ovens were actually shitty and broke down often, we know this from their work orders.. That's why they were using outdoor burning pits for a while. There's no way these shitty brick-fired ovens could handle thousands per day.
This operation sounds like it would have involved hundred, or thousands of workers. And yet, I believe there were only like 60 sondercommandos employed at any given time.