Under the circumstances, we have a hard time believing that 6.5 million Jews died in the camps. The number may have been more like 1.5 million. Further, there are questions of whether the purpose of the camps was the systematic extermination of Jews, as popularly believed, or whether the camps were labor camps, or whether they were for the purpose of detaining an ethnic group sympathetic to wartime enemy Russia.
Many people are skeptical of holocaust claims.
They were brought up believing that Germans made soap and lampshades out of the skin of Jewish gas chamber victims. Jewish Holocaust experts now admit that the widely believed stories about soap and lampshades were false. All we are asking is that the proponents of the holocaust story get their story straight. Take Treblinka, for example. Shortly after the war, the World Jewish Congress published The Black Book, a 559-page volume.