Germans destroyed the crematoria, but left "Gas Chambers" intact

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- At Majdanek, the one of the two crematorium buildings was destroyed (the other was set on fire but not destroyed), but not the alleged "Homicidal gas chamber." (see: https://archive.is/irDL0) Why? Revisionists claim that these rooms were delousing chambers, where Zyclon-B (a pesticide) was used to fumigate clothing.

- Similarly, at Stutthof, the "Homicidal gas chamber" was left intact whereas the crematoria were destroyed

- At Auschwitz/Birkenau, the crematorium facilities were dismantled, but the main camp "homicidal gas chamber" rooms at Krema 1 and Block 11 were 100% intact when the Soviets 'liberated' the camp in January 1945

- From Andrew Allen's article below: "The two most important gas chambers of the entire Holocaust Myth are Leichenkeller 1 of Krema II and Leichenkeller 1 of Krema III. Leichenkeller 1 of Krema II was/is almost entirely complete, with its floor and walls untouched. The roof consisting of two layers of waterproofing and a thick concrete slab roof have partially fallen into the room below. About 35% of the room is still easily accessible. Leichenkeller 1 of Krema III was also left in a highly "inspectable" state, but with its roof completely dropped."

- How many "Sonderkommando" were supposedly forced to take care of these gassed corpses, but miraculously the Germans forgot to kill them?



Suggested reading:

Why the Germans Destroyed the Crematoria but left the Gas Chambers Intact
https://codoh.com/library/document/977/

Auschwitz, Destruction of Crematories
viewtopic.php?t=8240

Why did Germans dynamite "Gas chambers"???
viewtopic.php?t=5223

David Cole: Forty-Six Important Unanswered Questions Regarding the Nazi Gas Chambers
https://codoh.com/library/document/987/

Germar Rudolf: The Rudolf Report - Expert Report on Chemical and Technical Aspects of the ‘Gas Chambers’ of Auschwitz
http://www.vho.org/GB/Books/trr/

Stutthof as an "Extermination Camp": Critical Investigation of the Sources
http://www.vho.org/GB/Books/ccs/4.html