Anonymous
ID: LA5UvTHB
7/10/2025, 6:08:13 AM No.509982338
Let's do some math
Estimates say that there were about 950,000 to 1.1 million people cremated at Auschwitz. There were 6 death camps in total
>Auschwitz-Birkenau
>Bełżec
>Chełmno
>Majdanek
>Sobibór
>Treblinka
There were others, Buchenwald for example, that cremated bodies but the 6 listed above were allegedly the main camps built for efficiency in burning bodies
Google says the holocaust lasted 12 years from 1933 to 1945 but ChatGPT says it was from 1941 to 1945 and also.
>"The mass cremation of bodies began in earnest around 1942, when the Nazis started implementing the Final Solution"
>2 years and 9 months to about 3 years and 2 months, depending on how narrowly or broadly you define "mass cremation."
Average 35.5 months. Pic related for a handy table printed with an estimate of about 2.5 million people cremated.
so 1081 days, thats 2,312 bodies cremated per day, divided by 6 camps thats 385 people per day with a remainder of clothes and shoes.
it takes an average of 2 to 3 hours to cremate a body but Germans had magic ovens that could do it at 45 minutes per body.
ASSUMING this is a lie and they had normal ovens we will say 2 hours per body. this accounts for doing multiple bodies at once
385x 120 is 46,000 minutes. which means 2,312x 120 is 277,440 minutes.
32 days to cremate 385 bodies. or 192 days to cremate 2,312 bodies
So the Germans were able to cremate 192 days worth of bodies in one day.
To cremate 2.5 million bodies at the normal rate, using this math, would take 570 years across 6 camps.
This would be an efficiency rate of 19,200% per day.
Estimates say that there were about 950,000 to 1.1 million people cremated at Auschwitz. There were 6 death camps in total
>Auschwitz-Birkenau
>Bełżec
>Chełmno
>Majdanek
>Sobibór
>Treblinka
There were others, Buchenwald for example, that cremated bodies but the 6 listed above were allegedly the main camps built for efficiency in burning bodies
Google says the holocaust lasted 12 years from 1933 to 1945 but ChatGPT says it was from 1941 to 1945 and also.
>"The mass cremation of bodies began in earnest around 1942, when the Nazis started implementing the Final Solution"
>2 years and 9 months to about 3 years and 2 months, depending on how narrowly or broadly you define "mass cremation."
Average 35.5 months. Pic related for a handy table printed with an estimate of about 2.5 million people cremated.
so 1081 days, thats 2,312 bodies cremated per day, divided by 6 camps thats 385 people per day with a remainder of clothes and shoes.
it takes an average of 2 to 3 hours to cremate a body but Germans had magic ovens that could do it at 45 minutes per body.
ASSUMING this is a lie and they had normal ovens we will say 2 hours per body. this accounts for doing multiple bodies at once
385x 120 is 46,000 minutes. which means 2,312x 120 is 277,440 minutes.
32 days to cremate 385 bodies. or 192 days to cremate 2,312 bodies
So the Germans were able to cremate 192 days worth of bodies in one day.
To cremate 2.5 million bodies at the normal rate, using this math, would take 570 years across 6 camps.
This would be an efficiency rate of 19,200% per day.
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