renegadetribune--2020-12-21--The Yuletide and New Year’s Eve Celebrations in the SS

By Fritz Weitzel Source : The SS Family – Procedures for Conducting Family Celebrations We celebrate Yuletide in the evening , not in the morning .
Yuletide is the feast of the new-born light and the renewing life .
Therefore , it is the feast of the commemoration of the birth of the child , of thanks to the mother , of good wishes for the growth of the whole Folk .
The reason for our giving presents at Yuletide is to show respect to other members of our Folk for the part they play in its continued existence .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the closer and wider family , which tends to exclude outsiders but for which a long-lost son or one living far away is always welcome to return .
The presents , which are only valuable if the giver has himself worked on them , are secretly put under the Tree by the father .
When everything is ready the family gathers in the adjoining room for the evening meal .
The table should be festive and laid with care .
This is the start of the Yuletide celebration .
The meal is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of carp , goose , boar , or hare .
These animals have traditionally been eaten at the Yuletide meal and should never be replaced by other food .
The meal should begin with a short speech by the father and end with a reference to the coming delights .
Not only the presents but the whole celebration should be full of surprises for all the members of the family .
The father lights the candle in the Jul Earthenware Candlestick , from which the tree candles get their light .
On the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ plus the 13th renewing ) or 27 ( 3 lunar weeks each with 9 days ) candles .
He leaves three candles , which are close together , unlit .
He now calls the wife , the children , and any other family members into the room using a little bell .
As they admire the Tree the father lights the last three candles and says : This light should burn for our ancestors who are with us tonight .
This light should burn for my dead comrades from the War , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of German brothers all over the world , who all celebrate Yuletide with us tonight .
After this all should sing the song O Yuletide Tree , How Green Are Your Branches , without which the Yuletide Celebration is unthinkable , and open their presents .
The evening should be quiet and sincere .
At the appointed time the whole family will listen to the Yuletide address of the Deputy of our Leader and will feel through it a bond reaching out from the close family to encompass the whole Folk of German @ @ @ @ @ @ @ photographs should be shown , old family stories told , and thoughts about the success of research into the family history exchanged .
New Year ’ s Eve and The Earthenware Candlestick Yuletide Eve is followed by the Twelve Sacred Days .
Those days were important feast days for our ancestors and nobody worked during this time .
Wotan and his Army of the Dead were said to ride through the air , and Frigga , or Lady Holle , leads the Army of The Unborn above the heads of the Folk .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Tree as often as possible during these days .
During the night of New Year ’ s Eve the celebrations reach another pinnacle .
The happenings of Yuletide are repeated , and again we say goodbye to the old and look hopefully to the future .
The last evening of the year is a very jolly time .
The children have bought small fireworks and have their own fun .
Mother fetches the spoon for the casting of the lead .
This spoon should only ever be used for this purpose .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cast into a bowl of cold water .
The resulting figures and shapes foretell the future .
Greeting cards are sent to distant relatives , the punch fills the house with its aroma , and the evening meal should be as grand as the one at Yuletide .
At midnight , when the candles on the Yuletide Tree are burnt down , the SS Man will put the Jul Earthenware Candlestick on the table .
This Candlestick with its year candle has been lit at every family celebration during the last year .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It should therefore receive a new light tonight .
Just as our ancestors never let the sacred hearth cooking fire extinguish , so our SS Jul Earthenware Candlestick must always have a light .
So , the candlestick becomes a symbol of the never dying sunlight .
Everyone becomes very thoughtful when finally the old year candle burns down and the new one is put in its place .
Presented by Reich Leader of the SS Himmler , the Jul Earthenware Candlestick is the essential symbol used by the SS family throughout @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

By Fritz Weitzel
Source: The SS Family – Procedures for Conducting Family Celebrations
The Yuletide Celebration
We celebrate Yuletide in the evening, not in the morning. Yuletide is the feast of the new-born light and the renewing life. Therefore, it is the feast of the commemoration of the birth of the child, of thanks to the mother, of good wishes for the growth of the whole Folk. The reason for our giving presents at Yuletide is to show respect to other members of our Folk for the part they play in its continued existence.
In Germany Yuletide is therefore a feast for the closer and wider family, which tends to exclude outsiders but for which a long-lost son or one living far away is always welcome to return.
The presents, which are only valuable if the giver has himself worked on them, are secretly put under the Tree by the father. When everything is ready the family gathers in the adjoining room for the evening meal. The table should be festive and laid with care. This is the start of the Yuletide celebration.
The meal is substantial and the main course should consist of carp, goose, boar, or hare. These animals have traditionally been eaten at the Yuletide meal and should never be replaced by other food.
The meal should begin with a short speech by the father and end with a reference to the coming delights.
Not only the presents but the whole celebration should be full of surprises for all the members of the family. The father lights the candle in the Jul Earthenware Candlestick, from which the tree candles get their light. On the Tree should be 13 (12 months plus the 13th renewing) or 27 (3 lunar weeks each with 9 days) candles. He leaves three candles, which are close together, unlit. He now calls the wife, the children, and any other family members into the room using a little bell. As they admire the Tree the father lights the last three candles and says:
This light should burn for our ancestors who are with us tonight. This light should burn for my dead comrades from the War, and this light should burn for our millions of German brothers all over the world, who all celebrate Yuletide with us tonight.
After this all should sing the song O Yuletide Tree, How Green Are Your Branches, without which the Yuletide Celebration is unthinkable, and open their presents. The evening should be quiet and sincere. At the appointed time the whole family will listen to the Yuletide address of the Deputy of our Leader and will feel through it a bond reaching out from the close family to encompass the whole Folk of German brothers. During the evening the family photographs should be shown, old family stories told, and thoughts about the success of research into the family history exchanged.
New Year’s Eve and The Earthenware Candlestick
Yuletide Eve is followed by the Twelve Sacred Days. Those days were important feast days for our ancestors and nobody worked during this time. Wotan and his Army of the Dead were said to ride through the air, and Frigga, or Lady Holle, leads the Army of The Unborn above the heads of the Folk.
We should light the candles on the Tree as often as possible during these days. During the night of New Year’s Eve the celebrations reach another pinnacle. The happenings of Yuletide are repeated, and again we say goodbye to the old and look hopefully to the future.
The last evening of the year is a very jolly time. The children have bought small fireworks and have their own fun. Mother fetches the spoon for the casting of the lead. This spoon should only ever be used for this purpose. The lead is melted on the spoon and cast into a bowl of cold water. The resulting figures and shapes foretell the future. Greeting cards are sent to distant relatives, the punch fills the house with its aroma, and the evening meal should be as grand as the one at Yuletide.
At midnight, when the candles on the Yuletide Tree are burnt down, the SS Man will put the Jul Earthenware Candlestick on the table. This Candlestick with its year candle has been lit at every family celebration during the last year. Therefore, its candle has burned down. It should therefore receive a new light tonight. Just as our ancestors never let the sacred hearth cooking fire extinguish, so our SS Jul Earthenware Candlestick must always have a light. So, the candlestick becomes a symbol of the never dying sunlight. Everyone becomes very thoughtful when finally the old year candle burns down and the new one is put in its place.
The Julleuchter – Jul Earthenware Candlestick
Presented by Reich Leader of the SS Himmler, the Jul Earthenware Candlestick is the essential symbol used by the SS family throughout the year to mark celebrations and commemorations.
via NS Europa
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ADL’s Antifa Hasbara

The ADL has a video “ explaining ” Antifa , wherein it voices some mild criticisms of the group , @ @ @ @ @ ’ s terrorism and makes Antifa seem well-intentioned .

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renegadetribune--2020-12-21--New York State Bans Sale and Display of Confederate Flags, Swastikas and Other “Hate Symbols”

Who needs the first amendment to the Constitution ?
It ’ s just a damn piece of paper , anyway .
Governors should be allowed to as dictators , especially when it comes to stamping out the biggest threat to the country – HATE !
Governor Andrew Cuomo recently signed a law that made it illegal to sell or display of Confederate flags , swastikas , and other “ symbols of hate ” on New York state property .
Cuomo said in his bill-signing memo : This country faces a pervasive , growing attitude of intolerance and hate — what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ politic as an American cancer… By limiting the display and sale of the Confederate flag , Nazi swastika and other symbols of hatred from being displayed or sold on state property , including the state fairgrounds , this bill will help safeguard New Yorkers from the fear-instilling effects of these abhorrent symbols.
” The only reason these symbols might instill fear into some people is because the jewish media has been casting “ Nazis ” and “ White supremacists ” as the ultimate villains for many decades now .
Just imagine the kvetching @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ban the display or sale of the six-pointed star , as it instills fear into the public .
Attorney Floyd Abrams , who has argued a number of times before the Supreme Court in First Amendment cases , is apparently acting as the jewish defender of free speech , Cuomo has said that some “ technical changes ” might need to be made so as to not violate first amendment rights .
Apparently the law includes some “ exceptions ” that allow for these “ hate symbols ” to be used in “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for educational or historical purposes.
” Just think , how could the holocaust hate industry continue without being able to display swastikas in their books , holocaust museums , and political protests ?
So essentially our enemies get to use our symbols , just not us .
When political parasites talk about eliminating “ hate , ” what they really mean is eliminating the White race .
White genocide has always been their goal , and eliminating our symbols is just one step further in this direction .

Who needs the first amendment to the Constitution? It’s just a damn piece of paper, anyway. Governors should be allowed to as dictators, especially when it comes to stamping out the biggest threat to the country – HATE!
Governor Andrew Cuomo recently signed a law that made it illegal to sell or display of Confederate flags, swastikas, and other “symbols of hate” on New York state property.
Cuomo said in his bill-signing memo:
This country faces a pervasive, growing attitude of intolerance and hate — what I have referred to in the body politic as an American cancer… By limiting the display and sale of the Confederate flag, Nazi swastika and other symbols of hatred from being displayed or sold on state property, including the state fairgrounds, this bill will help safeguard New Yorkers from the fear-instilling effects of these abhorrent symbols.”
The only reason these symbols might instill fear into some people is because the jewish media has been casting “Nazis” and “White supremacists” as the ultimate villains for many decades now.
Just imagine the kvetching that would occur if people tried to ban the display or sale of the six-pointed star, as it instills fear into the public.
Attorney Floyd Abrams, who has argued a number of times before the Supreme Court in First Amendment cases, is apparently acting as the jewish defender of free speech,
The First Amendment generally protects the expression of even hateful speech, and a statute banning the sale of materials expressing those views on state-owned land is highly likely to be held unconstitutional.”
Cuomo has said that some “technical changes” might need to be made so as to not violate first amendment rights.
Apparently the law includes some “exceptions” that allow for these “hate symbols” to be used in “books, museum services or materials used for educational or historical purposes.” Just think, how could the holocaust hate industry continue without being able to display swastikas in their books, holocaust museums, and political protests? So essentially our enemies get to use our symbols, just not us.
When political parasites talk about eliminating “hate,” what they really mean is eliminating the White race. White genocide has always been their goal, and eliminating our symbols is just one step further in this direction.
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Fauci the Con-Man

It is absolutely insane how many Americans believe that whatever Fauci has said most recently is absolute “ gospel .
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renegadetribune--2020-12-23--How the Yids Stole Christmas

How the Yids Stole Christmas

This video gave me some “ holiday cheer ” with its awesome translation of these jewish Christmas classics .


renegadetribune--2020-12-22--High Frequency Delousing Facilities at Auschwitz – German ‘Microwave’ Technology to Combat Typhus

According to popular legend , Auschwitz was an extermination center organized to kill as many jewish prisoners as possible with the greatest possible dispatch .
In fact , though , the authorities responsible for Germany ’ s wartime concentration camp network carried out extensive measures at Auschwitz , and other camps , to save inmates ’ lives .
Though for decades widely known among specialized historians , [ 1 ] this remarkable story has been unknown to the wider public , and one extraordinary aspect of it has remained secret for decades .
In 1944 , during the final year @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Germans installed and operated state-of-the-art high frequency facilities at Auschwitz to kill disease-bearing lice and other pests .
These expensive installations , installed in response to the high death rate wrought by disease , worked on the same principle as the familiar microwave appliances widely used today in households around the world .
These Auschwitz facilities , designed to help save lives , proved very effective .
French researcher Jean-Claude Pressac briefly mentioned this remarkable disinfestation facility in his 1994 book about the crematories of Auschwitz .
[ 2 ] Also , French @ @ @ @ @ @ @ essay published in 1995 , cited the testimony of former Auschwitz inmate Marc Klein , first published in 1946 , about “ short wave delousing ” at Auschwitz .
[ 3 ] But the first qualified and detailed look at this subject appeared in two lengthy articles published in 1998 issues of the German-language revisionist quarterly , Vierteljahreshefte für freie Geschichtsforschung , edited by Germar Rudolf .
These articles were based primarily on documents buried in the voluminous collection of wartime German records that were seized by Soviet forces in 1945 .
For @ @ @ @ @ @ @ historical records lay forgotten in Moscow ’ s central archives .
( The present article is based in large part on information in these two Vierteljahreshefte articles . )
[ 4 ] Before dealing directly with the high frequency delousing facilities , it is important to understand the general problem of disease , especially typhus , during the war , and the measures taken by the German authorities – particularly at Auschwitz – to combat the deadly scourges .
Typhus or “ spotted fever ” ( German : Fleckfieber ) is transmitted from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ infected with a micro-organism ( Rickettsia prowazeki ) .
Epidemic typhus flourishes among people in crowded living quarters , including ships , prisons , camps and ghettos , where poor sanitary conditions and bad hygiene prevail .
During the First World War ( 1914-1918 ) , and even more in the years immediately following , some 25-30 million people in Poland , Ukraine , Russia and the Baltic suffered from typhus , or about 20-23 percent of the total population , of whom several million perished .
“ At the close of World @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has noted , “ the disease was prevalent in Poland , Russia and Rumania , where estimates of cases and deaths between 1919 and 1923 ran into millions .
In World War II from these areas it spread again into western Europe and caused devastating epidemics among refugees and displaced persons , particularly in the German concentration camps.
” [ 5 ] So terrible was the scourge in Poland that the United States dispatched a US Army team to the country , where it carried out extensive efforts to combat typhus among the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ] When war broke out in Europe in 1939 , German medical and military leaders were mindful of the terrible impact of typhus during the earlier conflict , and acted accordingly .
At the outset of the Second World War , the most advanced method used to kill typhus-carrying lice was “ Zyklon B.
” This was the trade name of a pest control agent manufactured from the 1920s to the 1950s by the Degesch company of Frankfurt am Main .
“ Zyklon ” is hydrocyanic or “ Prussic ” acid ( HCN @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as gypsum or diatomaceous earth , which is kept in tightly sealed cans until it is deployed by trained personnel .
HCN ’ s boiling point is 26 degrees C ( 79 F ) .
This commercially available pesticide was widely used before , during and after the Second World War by private companies , governmental agencies and military forces throughout Europe .
It was frequently used by the German armed forces , including the SS , to delouse clothing and other effects , and to kill insects and rodents in buildings .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ used Zyklon to kill millions of jews in gas chambers at Auschwitz and other German camps .
But in fact SS men used Zyklon to help prevent camp inmates ’ deaths .
They deployed it in very large quantities at Auschwitz and other wartime concentration camps by fumigating barracks , by delousing clothing in special gas chambers , and so forth , to destroy disease-bearing vermin .
[ 7 ] In each German concentration camp , including Auschwitz , a “ garrison physician ” ( Standortarzt ) was responsible , together with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coordinating and supervising hygiene and sanitary measures .
At Auschwitz during this period , the “ garrison physician , ” or chief medical officer , was SS Hauptsturmführer ( captain ) Dr. Eduard Wirths .
By all accounts , including the surviving wartime documents , he was a dedicated , kindly , and good-natured man who capably and conscientiously carried out his demanding duties in the large camp .
[ 8 ] When typhus broke out in the Auschwitz camp for the first time in the summer of 1942 , the German authorities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to halt the disease , Commandant Rudolf Höss ordered a full-scale quarantine ( vollständige Lagersperre ) of the camp in July 1942 .
SS men and their families were not allowed to leave the camp area .
As the epidemic continued to spread , Höss ordered further measures , including delousing actions with Zyklon , a prohibition against SS men and their families eating uncooked fruits and vegetables , disinfections of living quarters , obligatory vaccinations , and further restrictions on movement .
Special “ louse inspection ” units were organized , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ measures were punished .
[ 9 ] On July 22 , 1942 , an official in the central Berlin office responsible for concentration camp administration ( WVHA ) radioed Auschwitz : “ I hereby give permission for a five ton truck to go from Auschwitz to Dessau and back , in order to pick up gas [ Zyklon ] for gassing of the camp , to fight the epidemic that has broken out.
” This was just one of several such deliveries .
[ 10 ] But these measures proved inadequate .
Even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were overcrowded with typhus victims , the disease continued to claim many lives .
In early December 1942 , SS camp physician Dr. Wirths spoke at a meeting that had been called to address the typhus crisis .
Reflecting the seriousness of the occasion , the attendees included local and regional government officials , military officers , and important civilian figures .
[ 11 ] Wirths reported optimistically that The central WVHA office in Berlin-Oranienburg , which was responsible for the SS concentration camp system , sent a secret directive on December 28 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , including Auschwitz and Majdanek ( Lublin ) .
After sharply criticizing the high death rate , it ordered that The directive concluded : “ The Reichsführer SS [ Himmler ] has ordered that the death rate absolutely must be reduced.
” [ 12 ] Richard Glücks , head of the SS agency that supervised the concentration camps , informed the various camp commandants in January 1943 : In a letter of February 25 , 1943 , to the central WVHA office in Berlin-Oranienburg , which was responsible for the SS concentration camp @ @ @ @ @ @ @ situation : [ 14 ] Accordingly , the SS camp physician reported that there would be a three-week quarantine of the Auschwitz camp complex , including the main camp and Birkenau .
During this period , he continued , two thorough delousing and disinfection operations would be carried out to completely eradicate lice , and thus eliminate the danger of new outbreaks of typhus .
In an April 1943 communication to the camp commandant , Dr. Wirths expressed grave concern about the sewer system in Birkenau , and concluded with a warning that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ great danger of epidemics would be inevitable.
” [ 15 ] On May 7 , 1943 , the Auschwitz chief physician had a discussion with Dr. Heinz Kammler , head of the engineering and construction bureau of the central camp administration office ( WVHA ) , and others , about inmate facilities at Auschwitz .
Dr. Wirths warned that [ 16 ] In his report on the meeting , Dr. Wirths noted that his superiors agreed with his assessment : This commitment by a high-level SS officer is all the more remarkable @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leadership due to the worsening military situation , which made it ever more difficult to procure supplies , manpower and money to insure minimal hygiene and sanitary standards .
In keeping with this , camp chief physician Dr. Wirths , in a May 28 , 1943 , letter to the Auschwitz central construction office ( ZBL ) , asked for six circulating air delousing facilities , to be installed as quickly as possible .
( These were in fact ordered the next day . )
This request , Dr. Wirths explained , was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the camp complex , even more rigorous measures were imposed in January 1944 .
Simultaneously , all inmates were subjected to baths and disinfection , all clothes and bedding were sent to disinfection chambers , and all barracks were treated with Zyklon .
This unprecedented campaign worked , and thereafter only sporadic cases of typhus were reported .
[ 18 ] A Polish inmate-physician , Dr. Alfred Fiderkiewicz , confirmed after the war that the camp administration and the dedicated SS physicians imposed strenuous and sometimes even radical measures to combat typhus in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ barracks and all clothing , improved diets for sick-bay inmates , and action by a special team to combat lice .
As a result , the typhus plague was finally brought under control in January 1944 , although tuberculosis was never completely eradicated and continued to claim many lives .
[ 19 ] In 1936 , German technicians had noticed that high frequency radio waves produced by a large transmitter tube used to broadcast the Olympic Games from Berlin that year incidentally killed all nearby insects .
Spurred by this , the Siemens-Schuckertwerke @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Reich Biology Institute in Dahlem , conducted tests on pest eradication using the high-frequency field of an electron tube .
After the problem of pest extermination once again became pointedly relevant following the outbreak of war in 1939 , the Siemens-Schuckert company worked on developing a practical high frequency or “ shortwave ” ( Kurzwellen ) disinfestation facility .
Collaborating with the firm on this project was a related company , the Siemens-Reiniger works in Erlangen , which produced medical instruments .
When this new technology was demonstrated to civilian and military @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for large camps and quickly ordered several of the new facilities .
( In contrast , the regular German army ordered one such installation , which apparently was never completed or made operational . )
The new high frequency facility was produced in both a mobile and a stationary model .
The mobile version was designed to fit on a truck trailer .
Operating it required access to a 380-volt electrical outlet or to a portable electrical generator .
At the end of June 1943 , Dr .
Willing of the construction-engineering bureau @ @ @ @ @ @ @ satisfaction on the efficiency of the new facility : [ 20 ] Although the first high frequency disinfestation facility was supposed to arrive at Auschwitz on May 15 , 1943 , actual delivery was delayed .
In mid-June 1943 the Reich Ministry for Munitions and Armaments assigned top priority to the new high frequency facilities .
At a meeting on July 1 , 1943 , Dr. Wirths assured colleagues that the stationary high frequency delousing facility would be ready to begin operation at Auschwitz in about eight weeks , and that a mobile @ @ @ @ @ @ @ within the next three weeks .
Installation of the mobile high frequency disinfestation unit – each step of which is thoroughly documented – was carried out between July 16 , 1943 ( commission ) and October 21 , 1943 ( last requisition of materials ) .
The “ Osten III ” model stationary high frequency disinfestation facility – a modification of the “ Osten II ” mobile model – was set up in 1944 at the Auschwitz I main camp , in a building ( BW 160 ) that originally was to house @ @ @ @ @ @ @ went into operation on June 30 , 1944 , and on July 29 , 1944 , the director of the SS Hygiene Institute tested its bacteria-killing ability .
Before being treated in the new high frequency facility , the louse-infested clothing was first dampened slightly with a water spray-gun .
Then the clothing was bagged into bundles of 12×40 centimeters each and placed on conveyor belts that carried them through the high-frequency generator ’ s capacitor field .
Operating on the same principle as the modern microwave oven , the facility quickly killed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ well as any typhus-bearing bacteria .
The facility could treat 400 kilograms of clothing per hour .
Auschwitz ’ s new high-frequency delousing facilities immediately proved to be far superior to all other delousing methods of the period , including the widely used method of hydrocyanic gassing with Zyklon B .
Treatment of infected clothing with Zyklon required 70 to 75 minutes , and Topf delousing ovens required 60 to 80 minutes per treatment .
Disinfestation in gassing autoclaves required a similarly lengthy amount of time .
By contrast , the high frequency @ @ @ @ @ @ @ infected clothing .
Furthermore , the new technique was much more thorough .
It killed not only lice and their eggs ( nits ) , but even the typhus micro-organisms .
The new high frequency facility also took much less space , and was markedly less expensive .
The cost of installing the “ standard ” disinfestation facilities in Auschwitz was 153,000 Reich marks , whereas the cost of installing the high frequency facilities there was 75,000 Reich marks or , according to another source , 98,000 Reich marks .
On August 10 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reported to the central WVHA office in Berlin-Oranienburg “ on the effectiveness of the stationary shortwave delousing facility.
” [ 21 ] After taking time to train the required personnel , wrote Dr. Wirths , full operation of the facility began on July 5 , 1944 .
The new facility functioned promptly and reliably , and was in nearly daily use .
However , it was not operating at peak efficiency , in part because of power outages .
On daily average , he continued , the new facility processed 1,441 sets of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wool or quilt blankets .
In other words , he went on , every 32 working days the facility processed the clothing of 46,122 persons , including their underwear and bedding .
Under ideal conditions ( with no power outages , for example ) , Wirths stressed , the facility ’ s performance would be three times greater .
Tests carried out in Auschwitz by the SS Hygiene Institute , Wirths continued , showed that treatment in the facility of three minutes per sack of clothing – that is , about 45 seconds @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all traces of staphylococcus , typhus and diphtheria .
In November 1944 the Auschwitz central construction office ( ZBL ) reported that “ at the present time there is a stationary high microwave delousing facility in concentration camp I [ Auschwitz ] and a mobile one in concentration camp II [ Birkenau ] .
” The efficiency of these “ high tech ” Auschwitz facilities , designed to help save prisoners ’ lives , contrasts sharply with the absurdly primitive technology of the camp ’ s alleged homicidal gas chambers , supposedly meant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jean-Claude Pressac has written , the ( supposed ) homicidal gassing procedure at Auschwitz-Birkenau crematory facilities IV and V , for example , was cumbersome , “ irrational and ridiculous.
” [ 22 ] Auschwitz was not the only German concentration camp to receive one of the new “ high tech ” delousing facilities .
In the fall of 1944 , a stationary high frequency facility similar to the one at Auschwitz was installed at the Mauthausen camp ( near Linz ) .
At that same time , a mobile high frequency delousing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ camp of Mauthausen , in response to an outbreak of typhus there .
Efforts were also made to install a similar stationary facility in the Dachau concentration camp ( near Munich ) , but apparently it was never put into operation .
Development of high frequency facilities continued even as Soviet and American troops were advancing into Germany .
A certificate issued by the Reich Ministry for Armaments and War Production on February 22 , 1945 – just eleven weeks before the end – noted that although the Siemens-Schuckert works had been evacuated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ advance ) , a new testing and production facility was to be set up in central Germany .
The document also stressed that development and production of high frequency devices by Siemens-Schuckert had the highest national priority , and deserved all possible assistance from Party , military and civil authorities .
[ 23 ] Records documenting the Auschwitz high frequency delousing facilities are only a small portion of the mass of German wartime files – 83,000 documents , according to one estimate – that have been uncovered from Russian archives after decades of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ among this enormous collection of secret German records , not a single one provides any evidence of mass killing , or even refers to a German wartime policy or program of “ extermination.
” To the contrary , many of these documents – such as those cited in this article – further demonstrate the seriousness of the efforts by high-level government and SS authorities to maintain the health of inmates by combatting disease in the camps .
Deployment of “ microwave ” delousing facilities was just one of many conscientious measures taken by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lives .
Confirming this is a report on the high frequency installations , written in September 1945 ( four months after the end of the conflict ) , apparently by a Siemens technician named Bay .
The report points out : [ 24 ] We regretted that these facilities could not be used for their original application purpose , namely for delousing military equipment for the front , because they seemed more urgently needed by the camp personnel who requested them , because cases of typhus were constantly being observed among the camp @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Germany ’ s wartime high frequency delousing facilities suggests that other significant documents of the period may still await discovery , and that further important historical revelations about Auschwitz and the “ Holocaust ” issue are quite likely .
The revealing documents cited in this article , and many others like them , are routinely suppressed by those who uphold what jewish educator Rabbi Michael Goldberg ( in his 1996 book , Why Should Jews Survive ? )
aptly calls “ the Holocaust cult.
” It is noteworthy that such documents have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by “ mainstream ” historians , but rather by skeptical dissident ( revisionist ) scholars – an implicit indictment of the dereliction , if not corruption , of the historical “ establishment .
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High Frequency Delousing Facilities at Auschwitz
German ‘Microwave’ Technology to Combat Typhus By Mark Weber Published: 1999-10-20
According to popular legend, Auschwitz was an extermination center organized to kill as many jewish prisoners as possible with the greatest possible dispatch. In fact, though, the authorities responsible for Germany’s wartime concentration camp network carried out extensive measures at Auschwitz, and other camps, to save inmates’ lives. Though for decades widely known among specialized historians,[1] this remarkable story has been unknown to the wider public, and one extraordinary aspect of it has remained secret for decades.
In 1944, during the final year of the war in Europe, the Germans installed and operated state-of-the-art high frequency facilities at Auschwitz to kill disease-bearing lice and other pests. These expensive installations, installed in response to the high death rate wrought by disease, worked on the same principle as the familiar microwave appliances widely used today in households around the world. These Auschwitz facilities, designed to help save lives, proved very effective.
French researcher Jean-Claude Pressac briefly mentioned this remarkable disinfestation facility in his 1994 book about the crematories of Auschwitz.[2] Also, French revisionist scholar Robert Faurisson, in an essay published in 1995, cited the testimony of former Auschwitz inmate Marc Klein, first published in 1946, about “short wave delousing” at Auschwitz.[3]
But the first qualified and detailed look at this subject appeared in two lengthy articles published in 1998 issues of the German-language revisionist quarterly, Vierteljahreshefte für freie Geschichtsforschung, edited by Germar Rudolf. These articles were based primarily on documents buried in the voluminous collection of wartime German records that were seized by Soviet forces in 1945. For more than half a century these important historical records lay forgotten in Moscow’s central archives. (The present article is based in large part on information in these two Vierteljahreshefte articles.)[4]
Typhus Danger
Before dealing directly with the high frequency delousing facilities, it is important to understand the general problem of disease, especially typhus, during the war, and the measures taken by the German authorities – particularly at Auschwitz – to combat the deadly scourges.
Typhus or “spotted fever” (German: Fleckfieber) is transmitted from one diseased person to another by lice infected with a micro-organism (Rickettsia prowazeki). Epidemic typhus flourishes among people in crowded living quarters, including ships, prisons, camps and ghettos, where poor sanitary conditions and bad hygiene prevail.
During the First World War (1914-1918), and even more in the years immediately following, some 25-30 million people in Poland, Ukraine, Russia and the Baltic suffered from typhus, or about 20-23 percent of the total population, of whom several million perished. “At the close of World War I,” the Encyclopaedia Britannica has noted, “the disease was prevalent in Poland, Russia and Rumania, where estimates of cases and deaths between 1919 and 1923 ran into millions. In World War II from these areas it spread again into western Europe and caused devastating epidemics among refugees and displaced persons, particularly in the German concentration camps.”[5] So terrible was the scourge in Poland that the United States dispatched a US Army team to the country, where it carried out extensive efforts to combat typhus among the civilian population, 1919-1921.[6]
When war broke out in Europe in 1939, German medical and military leaders were mindful of the terrible impact of typhus during the earlier conflict, and acted accordingly. At the outset of the Second World War, the most advanced method used to kill typhus-carrying lice was “Zyklon B.” This was the trade name of a pest control agent manufactured from the 1920s to the 1950s by the Degesch company of Frankfurt am Main. “Zyklon” is hydrocyanic or “Prussic” acid (HCN) absorbed in a porous material such as gypsum or diatomaceous earth, which is kept in tightly sealed cans until it is deployed by trained personnel. HCN’s boiling point is 26 degrees C (79 F).
Auschwitz-Birkenau was greatly enlarged in 1943 and 1944 to accommodate the arrival of ever more jews. Accordingly, plans were made for more extensive hospital and quarantine facilities. This plan for a new “Prisoner hospital and quarantine section” in the Birkenau camp’s “Mexiko” section was prepared in June 1943 by the WVHA agency in Berlin that administered the concentration camp system. It was quickly approved by the Auschwitz camp construction department. This “hospital and quarantine” section for 16,596 inmates included surgery, x-ray, delousing, and laundry facilities, as well as barracks for severely ill inmates. (Facsimile in: Jean-Claude Pressac, “Auschwitz” [1989], p. 512, and in “Auschwitz: 1270 to the Present,” by Deborah Dwork & Robert Jan van Pelt [New York: 1996], plate 19.)
This commercially available pesticide was widely used before, during and after the Second World War by private companies, governmental agencies and military forces throughout Europe. It was frequently used by the German armed forces, including the SS, to delouse clothing and other effects, and to kill insects and rodents in buildings.
It is commonly believed that SS men used Zyklon to kill millions of jews in gas chambers at Auschwitz and other German camps. But in fact SS men used Zyklon to help prevent camp inmates’ deaths. They deployed it in very large quantities at Auschwitz and other wartime concentration camps by fumigating barracks, by delousing clothing in special gas chambers, and so forth, to destroy disease-bearing vermin.[7]
Combatting Typhus at Auschwitz
In each German concentration camp, including Auschwitz, a “garrison physician” (Standortarzt) was responsible, together with the other medical personnel, for implementing, coordinating and supervising hygiene and sanitary measures. At Auschwitz during this period, the “garrison physician,” or chief medical officer, was SS Hauptsturmführer (captain) Dr. Eduard Wirths. By all accounts, including the surviving wartime documents, he was a dedicated, kindly, and good-natured man who capably and conscientiously carried out his demanding duties in the large camp.[8]
When typhus broke out in the Auschwitz camp for the first time in the summer of 1942, the German authorities there responded resolutely. In an effort to halt the disease, Commandant Rudolf Höss ordered a full-scale quarantine (vollständige Lagersperre) of the camp in July 1942. SS men and their families were not allowed to leave the camp area. As the epidemic continued to spread, Höss ordered further measures, including delousing actions with Zyklon, a prohibition against SS men and their families eating uncooked fruits and vegetables, disinfections of living quarters, obligatory vaccinations, and further restrictions on movement. Special “louse inspection” units were organized, and those who failed to observe the anti-lice measures were punished.[9]
On July 22, 1942, an official in the central Berlin office responsible for concentration camp administration (WVHA) radioed Auschwitz: “I hereby give permission for a five ton truck to go from Auschwitz to Dessau and back, in order to pick up gas [Zyklon] for gassing of the camp, to fight the epidemic that has broken out.” This was just one of several such deliveries.[10]
But these measures proved inadequate. Even as the camp’s hospital blocks were overcrowded with typhus victims, the disease continued to claim many lives. In early December 1942, SS camp physician Dr. Wirths spoke at a meeting that had been called to address the typhus crisis. Reflecting the seriousness of the occasion, the attendees included local and regional government officials, military officers, and important civilian figures.[11] Wirths reported optimistically that
three large disinfestation, shower and sauna facilities can be put into operation right now, specifically two facilities for the inmates and one for SS troop members. The capacity of these facilities is some 3,000 to 4,000 persons per 24 hours.
Architectural diagram, June 1943, of an “Auschwitz camp barracks for sick inmates.” The barracks has 144 beds, large wash and toilet rooms, and a room for medical staff. (Source: J.-C. Pressac, “Auschwitz,” 1989, p. 513.)
The central WVHA office in Berlin-Oranienburg, which was responsible for the SS concentration camp system, sent a secret directive on December 28, 1942, to every concentration camp, including Auschwitz and Majdanek (Lublin). After sharply criticizing the high death rate, it ordered that
camp physicians must use all means at their disposal to significantly reduce the death rate in the various camps…. The camp doctors must supervise more often than in the past the nutrition of the prisoners and, in cooperation with the administration, submit improvement recommendations to the camp commandants…. The camp doctors are to see to it that the working conditions at the various labor places are improved as much as possible.
The directive concluded: “The Reichsführer SS [Himmler] has ordered that the death rate absolutely must be reduced.”[12]
Richard Glücks, head of the SS agency that supervised the concentration camps, informed the various camp commandants in January 1943:
“As I have already pointed out, every means must be used to lower the death rate in the camp.”[13]
In a letter of February 25, 1943, to the central WVHA office in Berlin-Oranienburg, which was responsible for the SS concentration camp system, Dr. Wirths summed up the situation:[14]
As already reported, after the typhus epidemic in the Auschwitz camp had practically been suppressed in November and December, there followed a new rise in typhus cases among the Auschwitz inmates as well as among troops, brought by the newly arriving transports from the East. In spite of the counter-measures that were immediately taken, a complete suppression of typhus cases has still not been achieved.
Accordingly, the SS camp physician reported that there would be a three-week quarantine of the Auschwitz camp complex, including the main camp and Birkenau. During this period, he continued, two thorough delousing and disinfection operations would be carried out to completely eradicate lice, and thus eliminate the danger of new outbreaks of typhus.
In an April 1943 communication to the camp commandant, Dr. Wirths expressed grave concern about the sewer system in Birkenau, and concluded with a warning that unless appropriate measures are taken, the “great danger of epidemics would be inevitable.”[15]
Diagram of a “high frequency disinfestation facility,” developed and manufactured by the German firm of Siemens-Schuckert. One of these state-of-the-art facilities was installed at Auschwitz in 1944, where it helped save lives. (A portion of the diagram is missing from the middle of this reproduction.)
On May 7, 1943, the Auschwitz chief physician had a discussion with Dr. Heinz Kammler, head of the engineering and construction bureau of the central camp administration office (WVHA), and others, about inmate facilities at Auschwitz. Dr. Wirths warned that[16]
… maintaining the prisoners’ health for the major tasks does not seem certain, due to the poor toilet conditions, an inadequate sewer system, a lack of hospital barracks and separate latrines for the sick, and the lack of washing, bathing and disinfestation facilities.
In his report on the meeting, Dr. Wirths noted that his superiors agreed with his assessment:
The Brigadeführer [SS general Kammler] acknowledges the foremost urgency of these matters, and promises to do everything possible to ensure rectification of the shortcomings. He is somewhat surprised, however, that on the one hand, he receives reports from the responsible medical personnel that give a very favorable account of the sanitary and hygienic conditions, and on the other he immediately afterwards receives exactly opposite reports. The director of the ZBL [Auschwitz central construction office] is instructed to present proposals by May 15, 1943, for rectifying all problems under discussion.
The stationary high frequency delousing facility at the Auschwitz concentration camp, shown in a 1944 photograph.
This commitment by a high-level SS officer is all the more remarkable considering the growing shortages facing the German leadership due to the worsening military situation, which made it ever more difficult to procure supplies, manpower and money to insure minimal hygiene and sanitary standards.
In keeping with this, camp chief physician Dr. Wirths, in a May 28, 1943, letter to the Auschwitz central construction office (ZBL), asked for six circulating air delousing facilities, to be installed as quickly as possible. (These were in fact ordered the next day.) This request, Dr. Wirths explained, was being made
“especially for the delousing and the disinfestation of the sick prisoners and their clothing …”[17]
Because typhus continued to plague the camp complex, even more rigorous measures were imposed in January 1944. Simultaneously, all inmates were subjected to baths and disinfection, all clothes and bedding were sent to disinfection chambers, and all barracks were treated with Zyklon. This unprecedented campaign worked, and thereafter only sporadic cases of typhus were reported.[18]
A Polish inmate-physician, Dr. Alfred Fiderkiewicz, confirmed after the war that the camp administration and the dedicated SS physicians imposed strenuous and sometimes even radical measures to combat typhus in Birkenau, including large-scale Zyklon delousing of barracks and all clothing, improved diets for sick-bay inmates, and action by a special team to combat lice. As a result, the typhus plague was finally brought under control in January 1944, although tuberculosis was never completely eradicated and continued to claim many lives.[19]
High Frequency Delousing Facilities
In 1936, German technicians had noticed that high frequency radio waves produced by a large transmitter tube used to broadcast the Olympic Games from Berlin that year incidentally killed all nearby insects. Spurred by this, the Siemens-Schuckertwerke (Siemens-Schuckert works), together with the Reich Biology Institute in Dahlem, conducted tests on pest eradication using the high-frequency field of an electron tube.
After the problem of pest extermination once again became pointedly relevant following the outbreak of war in 1939, the Siemens-Schuckert company worked on developing a practical high frequency or “shortwave” (Kurzwellen) disinfestation facility. Collaborating with the firm on this project was a related company, the Siemens-Reiniger works in Erlangen, which produced medical instruments.
When this new technology was demonstrated to civilian and military authorities, the SS saw its applicability for large camps and quickly ordered several of the new facilities. (In contrast, the regular German army ordered one such installation, which apparently was never completed or made operational.)
The new high frequency facility was produced in both a mobile and a stationary model. The mobile version was designed to fit on a truck trailer. Operating it required access to a 380-volt electrical outlet or to a portable electrical generator.
At the end of June 1943, Dr. Willing of the construction-engineering bureau of the central WVHA agency reported with satisfaction on the efficiency of the new facility:[20]
… After a pass through the ultra-shortwave field, which takes eleven to twelve seconds, all vermin as well as bacteria, germs, brood and nits are killed, and, given non-stop operation, 13,000 to 15,000 pieces of clothing can be sterilized per day.
Auschwitz Installation and Operation
Although the first high frequency disinfestation facility was supposed to arrive at Auschwitz on May 15, 1943, actual delivery was delayed. In mid-June 1943 the Reich Ministry for Munitions and Armaments assigned top priority to the new high frequency facilities.
At a meeting on July 1, 1943, Dr. Wirths assured colleagues that the stationary high frequency delousing facility would be ready to begin operation at Auschwitz in about eight weeks, and that a mobile facility was to arrive at the camp within the next three weeks. Installation of the mobile high frequency disinfestation unit – each step of which is thoroughly documented – was carried out between July 16, 1943 (commission) and October 21, 1943 (last requisition of materials).
Diagram, titled “Prisoners’ Delousing Building: Installation of the high frequency delousing facility,” of the building at the Auschwitz main camp where the high frequency delousing facility was installed. This diagram was one of numerous German wartime documents that were only recently found in Moscow archives. As the diagram shows, the facility retained the division into “clean” and “unclean” sides that was also a feature of Zyklon B delousing facilities.
The “Osten III” model stationary high frequency disinfestation facility – a modification of the “Osten II” mobile model – was set up in 1944 at the Auschwitz I main camp, in a building (BW 160) that originally was to house 19 Zyklon delousing chambers. It finally went into operation on June 30, 1944, and on July 29, 1944, the director of the SS Hygiene Institute tested its bacteria-killing ability.
Greater Efficiency
Before being treated in the new high frequency facility, the louse-infested clothing was first dampened slightly with a water spray-gun. Then the clothing was bagged into bundles of 12×40 centimeters each and placed on conveyor belts that carried them through the high-frequency generator’s capacitor field. Operating on the same principle as the modern microwave oven, the facility quickly killed all lice and other pests, as well as any typhus-bearing bacteria. The facility could treat 400 kilograms of clothing per hour.
Auschwitz’s new high-frequency delousing facilities immediately proved to be far superior to all other delousing methods of the period, including the widely used method of hydrocyanic gassing with Zyklon B. Treatment of infected clothing with Zyklon required 70 to 75 minutes, and Topf delousing ovens required 60 to 80 minutes per treatment. Disinfestation in gassing autoclaves required a similarly lengthy amount of time. By contrast, the high frequency delousing facility required just seconds to treat infected clothing.
Furthermore, the new technique was much more thorough. It killed not only lice and their eggs (nits), but even the typhus micro-organisms. The new high frequency facility also took much less space, and was markedly less expensive. The cost of installing the “standard” disinfestation facilities in Auschwitz was 153,000 Reich marks, whereas the cost of installing the high frequency facilities there was 75,000 Reich marks or, according to another source, 98,000 Reich marks.
On August 10, 1944, the Auschwitz camp physician reported to the central WVHA office in Berlin-Oranienburg “on the effectiveness of the stationary shortwave delousing facility.”[21] After taking time to train the required personnel, wrote Dr. Wirths, full operation of the facility began on July 5, 1944. The new facility functioned promptly and reliably, and was in nearly daily use. However, it was not operating at peak efficiency, in part because of power outages.
On daily average, he continued, the new facility processed 1,441 sets of underwear and matching garments, and 449 wool or quilt blankets. In other words, he went on, every 32 working days the facility processed the clothing of 46,122 persons, including their underwear and bedding. Under ideal conditions (with no power outages, for example), Wirths stressed, the facility’s performance would be three times greater. Tests carried out in Auschwitz by the SS Hygiene Institute, Wirths continued, showed that treatment in the facility of three minutes per sack of clothing – that is, about 45 seconds for each individual item – completely destroyed all traces of staphylococcus, typhus and diphtheria.
In November 1944 the Auschwitz central construction office (ZBL) reported that “at the present time there is a stationary high microwave delousing facility in concentration camp I [Auschwitz] and a mobile one in concentration camp II [Birkenau].”
The efficiency of these “high tech” Auschwitz facilities, designed to help save prisoners’ lives, contrasts sharply with the absurdly primitive technology of the camp’s alleged homicidal gas chambers, supposedly meant to kill prisoners. As Holocaust historian Jean-Claude Pressac has written, the (supposed) homicidal gassing procedure at Auschwitz-Birkenau crematory facilities IV and V, for example, was cumbersome, “irrational and ridiculous.”[22]
Postwar diagram of a “High frequency facility in Auschwitz.”
Auschwitz was not the only German concentration camp to receive one of the new “high tech” delousing facilities. In the fall of 1944, a stationary high frequency facility similar to the one at Auschwitz was installed at the Mauthausen camp (near Linz). At that same time, a mobile high frequency delousing facility arrived at Gusen, a satellite camp of Mauthausen, in response to an outbreak of typhus there. Efforts were also made to install a similar stationary facility in the Dachau concentration camp (near Munich), but apparently it was never put into operation.
Development of high frequency facilities continued even as Soviet and American troops were advancing into Germany. A certificate issued by the Reich Ministry for Armaments and War Production on February 22, 1945 – just eleven weeks before the end – noted that although the Siemens-Schuckert works had been evacuated from Breslau (because of the Soviet advance), a new testing and production facility was to be set up in central Germany. The document also stressed that development and production of high frequency devices by Siemens-Schuckert had the highest national priority, and deserved all possible assistance from Party, military and civil authorities.[23]
Summary
Records documenting the Auschwitz high frequency delousing facilities are only a small portion of the mass of German wartime files – 83,000 documents, according to one estimate – that have been uncovered from Russian archives after decades of neglect.
It is highly significant that among this enormous collection of secret German records, not a single one provides any evidence of mass killing, or even refers to a German wartime policy or program of “extermination.” To the contrary, many of these documents – such as those cited in this article – further demonstrate the seriousness of the efforts by high-level government and SS authorities to maintain the health of inmates by combatting disease in the camps.
Deployment of “microwave” delousing facilities was just one of many conscientious measures taken by the SS authorities to save inmates’ lives. Confirming this is a report on the high frequency installations, written in September 1945 (four months after the end of the conflict), apparently by a Siemens technician named Bay. The report points out:[24]
We regretted that these facilities could not be used for their original application purpose, namely for delousing military equipment for the front, because they seemed more urgently needed by the camp personnel who requested them, because cases of typhus were constantly being observed among the camp inmates.
The discovery of long-hidden records on Germany’s wartime high frequency delousing facilities suggests that other significant documents of the period may still await discovery, and that further important historical revelations about Auschwitz and the “Holocaust” issue are quite likely.
The revealing documents cited in this article, and many others like them, are routinely suppressed by those who uphold what jewish educator Rabbi Michael Goldberg (in his 1996 book, Why Should Jews Survive?) aptly calls “the Holocaust cult.” It is noteworthy that such documents have been found and brought to light not by “mainstream” historians, but rather by skeptical dissident (revisionist) scholars – an implicit indictment of the dereliction, if not corruption, of the historical “establishment.”
Postwar diagram of a “high frequency delousing facility” in the Mauthausen concentration camp (near Linz, Austria).
Notes
[1] For example, in his 1989 book, Auschwitz: Technique and Operation of the Gas Chambers, French anti-revisionist researcher Jean-Claude Pressac acknowledged the difficulty of reconciling actual German policies at Auschwitz with the camp’s alleged function as an extermination facility. He wrote (p. 512):
“There is incompatibility in the creation of a health camp a few hundred yards from four Krematorien [crematory facilities] where, according to official history, people were exterminated on a large scale … It is obvious that KGL [camp] Birkenau cannot have had at one and the same time two opposing functions: health care and extermination. The plan for building a large hospital section in BA III [“Mexiko” section of Birkenau] thus shows that the Krematorien [facilities] were built purely for incineration, without any homicidal gassings, because the SS wanted to ‘maintain’ its concentration camp labor force.” [2] Jean-Claude Pressac, Die Krematorien von Auschwitz (Munich: Piper, 1994), pp. 105-106, 113. Also cited in: R. Faurisson, “Antwort an Jean-Claude Pressac,” in Auschwitz: Nackte Fakten (Berchem, Belgium: VHO, 1995), p. 63. [3] Robert Faurisson, “Antwort an Jean-Claude Pressac,” in Auschwitz: Nackte Fakten (Berchem, Belgium: VHO, 1995), p. 63. Source cited by Faurisson: Marc Klein, “Observations et réflexions sur les camps de concentration nazis,” Études germaniques, Nr. 3, 1946, p. 18. [4] The present essay is based on two articles about short wave (high frequency) delousing facilities at Auschwitz published in 1998 issues of the Vierteljahreshefte für freie Geschichtsforschung (VffG), Castle Hill Publisher, P.O. Box 118, Hastings, E. Sussex TN34 3ZQ, England – U.K. The first of these, “Kurzwellen-Entlausungsanlagen in Auschwitz,” by Dr. Ing. Hans Jürgen Nowak, appeared in the June 1998 VffG (2. Jg, Heft 2), pp. 87-105. The second of these, “Die Kurzwellen-Entlausungsanlagen in Auschwitz, Teil 2,” by Dipl. Ing. Hans Lamker, appeared in the December 1998 VffG (2. Jg, Heft 4), pp. 261-273. For more further information and complete source references, see the original articles. These articles can also be downloaded from the VHO web site: [www.vho.org]. For more about Rudolf and his VffG quarterly, see “Important New German-Language Revisionist Quarterly,” in the May-June 1998 Journal, pp. 26-27. [5] “Typhus,” Encyclopaedia Britannica (Chicago), 1957 edition, vol. 22, p. 648. [6] Alfred E. Cornebise, Typhus and Doughboys: The American Polish Typhus Relief Expedition, 1919-1921 (Univ. of Delaware Press, 1982). See also: Friedrich P. Berg, “Typhus and the Jews,” The Journal of Historical Review, Winter 1988-89 (Vol. 8, No. 4), pp. 433-481. [7] J.-C. Pressac, Auschwitz: Technique and Operation of the Gas Chambers (New York: B. Klarsfeld, 1989), pp. 15-21. [8] See also the information about Dr. Wirths, especially chapter 18, in: Robert Jay Lifton, The Nazi Doctors (New York: Basic Books, 1986). [9] Essay by Danuta Czech in: K. Smolen, ed., From the History of KL Auschwitz (Oswiecim State Museum: 1979), Vol. 2, pp. 28-36, 96-97. See also: Danuta Czech, comp., Auschwitz Chronicle: 1939-1945 (London/New York: I.B. Tauris, 1990), p. 202. [10] Eugen Kogon, and others, Nazi Mass Murder (New Haven, Conn.: Yale Univ. Press, 1994), p. 160; E. Kogon, and others, Nationalsozialistische Massentötungen durch Giftgas (Frankfurt: S. Fischer, 1986), p. 223. Also quoted in J.-C. Pressac, Auschwitz (1989), p. 188. Note similar documents in Raul Hilberg, ed., Documents of Destruction (1971), pp. 220-221, and in J.-C. Pressac, Auschwitz (1989), pp. 188, 557. [11] Document, dated December 4, 1942, cited in Vierteljahreshefte für freie Geschichtsforschung (VffG), June 1998, pp. 91 and 105, n. 29. Source cited: Moscow central archives, document No. 502-1-332-117/119. Also cited in: Y. Gutman & M. Berenbaum, eds., Anatomy of the Auschwitz Death Camp (1994), p. 226. [12] A. de Cocatrix, Die Zahl der Opfer der nationalsozialistischen Verfolgung (Arolsen: International Tracing Service/ICRC, 1977), pp. 4-5; D. Czech, comp. Auschwitz Chronicle: 1939-1945 (1990), p. 291; Nuremberg document PS-2171, Annex 2. Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression (NC&A “red series,” 1946-1948), Vol. 4, pp. 833-834. (This directive was quoted, as document E-168, at the main Nuremberg trial by SS defense attorney Dr. Horst Pelckmann on August 7, 1946: Trial of the Major War Criminals Before the International Military Tribunal (IMT “blue series”), Vol. 20, pp. 434-435. It was also cited by Pelckmann on August 26, 1946: IMT, vol. 21, p. 605.) [13] Nuremberg document NO-1523 (Trials of War Criminals Before the Nuernberg Military Tribunals [NMT “green series”], Vol. 5, pp. 372-373.) [14] Quoted by Carlo Mattogno in his essay, “Die ‘Gasprüfer’ von Auschwitz,” Vierteljahreshefte für freie Geschichtsforschung (VHO, Belgium), March 1998 (2. Jg., Heft 1), p. 16 (and fn. 26). Source cited: Document 502-1-68, pp. 115-116, from the archives of the Center for the Custody of Historical Document Collection, Moscow. [15] Actually, the camp sewer system was, relatively speaking, an exemplary one for that period, and especially in that part of Europe. [16] Source cited (VffG, June 1998, pp. 92 and 105, n. 32): Moscow central archives document No. 502-1-332-219. [17] A facsimile of this document is in VffG, June 1998 (2. Jg, Heft 2), p. 91. Source cited (p. 103, n. 40, and, p. 105, n. 37): Moscow central archives document No. 502-1-332-28. French researcher Jean-Claude Pressac has written that in all there were 25 Zyklon disinfestation gas chambers at Auschwitz. J.-C. Pressac, Auschwitz: Technique and Operation of the Gas Chambers (1989), p. 550. [18] Essay by D. Czech in: K. Smolen, ed., From the History of KL Auschwitz (Oswiecim: 1979), Vol. 2, pp. 28-36, 96-97. [19] A. Fiderkiewicz, “Typhus and delousing in the men’s camp in Birkenau,” in: K. Smolen, ed., From the History of KL Auschwitz (1979), Vol. 2, pp. 237-256. [20] This was the same basic technology employed in a procedure for sterilizing foods that “utilizes microwave energy and steam,” which was developed in 1996 by the Göttingen Institute for Agricultural Technology. [21] A facsimile of this document is in VffG, June 1998 (2. Jg, Heft 2), p. 95. Also, the text is quoted in part on pp. 96-97. Source cited (p. 103, n. 9, and, p. 15, n. 58): Moscow central archives document No. 502-1-19-90. [22] J.-C. Pressac, Auschwitz (1989), pp. 384, 386. Also quoted in a review by M. Weber of this book, in The Journal of Historical Review, Summer 1990, p. 235. Of the (supposed) homicidal gassing procedure at Auschwitz-Birkenau crematory facilities (Kremas) IV and V, Pressac writes:
“Although the operating sequence looks simple enough, it had become [?] irrational and ridiculous. It was irrational to have victims going from the central room to the gas chambers, [and] then being brought back, thus destroying the linear logic of the initial design. It was ridiculous to have an SS man in a gas mask balancing on his short ladder with a one kg can of Zyklon B in his left hand while he opened and then closed the 30 by 40 cm shutter through which he introduced the pellets with his right hand. This performance was to be repeated six times … A few steps installed beneath each opening would have avoided all this performance.” [23] A facsimile of this document is in VffG, June 1998 (2. Jg, Heft 2), p. 97. [24] VffG, December 1998 (2. Jg, Heft 4), pp. 269, 271.
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Some 1,143 drank up to one cup a day , 1,389 drank two to three cups , and 1,784 drank four cups or more .
When it came to coffee consumption , 994 did not drink coffee , 1,306 consumed less than one cup daily , 963 consumed one cup and 1,660 consumed two cups or more .
Subjects who drank green tea or coffee had a lower likelihood of dying from any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with drinking higher amounts of both beverages : [ vi ] • 51 % lower for two to three cups of green tea plus two or more of coffee • 58 % lower for four or more cups of green tea plus one cup of coffee every day • 63 % lower for a combination of four or more cups of green tea and two or more cups of coffee every day Among green tea drinkers , consuming up to one cup every day was tied with a 15 % reduced death risk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ % lower risk , and four or more cups every day with a 40 % lower risk .
In coffee drinkers , up to one cup per day was linked to 12 % lower mortality risk , one cup a day with 19 % lower risk , and two or more cups with a 41 % lower risk .
During the study period , 309 subjects died , with cancer and cardiovascular disease as the main causes .
“ This prospective cohort study demonstrated that greater consumption of green tea and coffee was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the effects may be additive , ” concluded the researchers .
[ vii ] “ Our results suggest that consuming green tea and coffee may have beneficial effects on the longevity of Japanese people with type 2 diabetes.
” Where Do Green Tea and Coffee Benefits Come From ?
While green tea was suggested as a therapeutic agent for treating diabetes more than 70 years ago , the exact mechanisms remain elusive .
[ viii ] Green tea offers antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties , such as from phenols and theanine , that have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ slowing the aging process .
For instance , daily consumption of green tea catechin delayed memory regression as well as brain dysfunction in aged mice .
[ ix ] In Vietnamese adults , habitual tea consumption was associated with a decreased risk of Type 2 diabetes .
[ x ] A study on diabetic mice also showed that the green tea extract EGCG prevented glucose intolerance .
[ xi ] On the GreenMedInfo.com database , we have organized a mere fraction of the research out there that relates to green tea ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as you can see in our evidence-based research page .
Coffee , on the other hand , contains different bioactive chemicals that include phenols and caffeine , reported to affect health through antioxidant , anti-inflammatory and anti-mutagenic action .
[ xii ] , [ xiii ] The exact mechanisms behind coffee ’ s benefits against diabetes , specifically glucose metabolism biomarkers , are still being explored .
[ xiv ] However , caffeine is thought to alter insulin production and sensitivity , thus contributing to a reduced diabetes risk .
[ xv ] @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contribute to coffee ’ s beneficial effects against Type 2 diabetes .
[ xvi ] You can find more abstracts on coffee research on the GreenMedInfo.com database , as well as evidence-based Type 2 diabetes research to help you better understand this prevalent disease .
[ i ] Komorita Y et al “ Additive effects of green tea and coffee on all-cause mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus : the Fukuoka Diabetes Registry ” BMJ Open Diabetes Research and Care .
2020 ; 8 : e001252 .
doi:10.1136/bmjdrc-2020-001252 .
[ iii @ @ @ @ @ @ @ consumption and risk of total and cardiovascular mortality among patients with type 2 diabetes ” Diabetologia 2006 ; 49:2618-26.doi:10.1007/s00125-006-0435-9 .
[ iv ] Schneider C et al “ Green tea : potential health benefits ” Am Fam Physician 2009 ; 79:591-4 .
[ v ] Komorita Y et al “ Additive effects of green tea and coffee on all-cause mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus : the Fukuoka Diabetes Registry ” BMJ Open Diabetes Research and Care .
2020 ; 8 : e001252 .
doi:10.1136/bmjdrc-2020-001252 .
[ vii ] Komorita Y @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tea and coffee on all-cause mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus : the Fukuoka Diabetes Registry ” BMJ Open Diabetes Research and Care .
2020 ; 8 : e001252 .
doi:10.1136/bmjdrc-2020-001252 [ viii ] Ortsater H et al “ Diet supplementation with green tea extract epigallocatechin gallate prevents progression to glucose intolerance in db/db mice ” Nutr Metab ( Lond ) .
2012 Feb 14 ; 9 ( 1 ) :11 .
Epub 2012 Feb 14 .
[ ix ] Unno K et al “ Daily consumption of green tea catechin @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biogerontology .
2007 Apr ; 8 ( 2 ) :89-95 .
Epub 2006 Sep 7 .
[ x ] Nguyen C et al “ Habitual tea drinking associated with a lower risk of type 2 diabetes in Vietnamese adults ” Asia Pac J Clin Nutr .
2018 ; 27 ( 3 ) :701-706 .
[ xi ] Ortsater H et al “ Diet supplementation with green tea extract epigallocatechin gallate prevents progression to glucose intolerance in db/db mice ” Nutr Metab ( Lond ) .
2012 Feb 14 ; 9 ( 1 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ [ xii ] Martini D et al “ Coffee consumption and oxidative stress : a review of human intervention studies.
” Molecules .
2016 ; 21:979.doi:10.3390/molecules21080979 [ xiii ] Poole R et al “ Coffee consumption and health : umbrella review of meta-analyses of multiple health outcomes ” BMJ .
2017 ; 359 : j5024.doi:10.1136/bmj.j [ xiv ] Reis C et al “ Effects of coffee consumption on glucose metabolism : A systematic review of clinical trials ” J Tradit Complement Med .
2019 Jul ; 9 ( 3 ) : 184-191 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ] Komorita Y et al “ Additive effects of green tea and coffee on all-cause mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus : the Fukuoka Diabetes Registry ” BMJ Open Diabetes Research and Care .
2020 ; 8 : e001252 .
doi:10.1136/bmjdrc-2020-001252 .
[ xvi ] Ong K et al “ Chlorogenic acid stimulates glucose transport in skeletal muscle via AMPK activation : a contributor to the beneficial effects of coffee on diabetes ” PLoS One .
2012 ; 7 ( 3 ) : e32718 .
Epub 2012 Mar 7 .

Go and drink that cup or two of organic coffee or tea. An October 2020 study has linked drinking four or more cups of green tea every day, combined with two or more cups of coffee, with a 63% lower risk of death in Type 2 diabetes patients
Research continues to pour in that coffee does far more than just stimulate alertness and, like green tea, serves as more than just a pick-me-up every morning. One study found, in fact, that drinking plenty of both beverages is linked to a lower risk of dying from any cause among Type 2 diabetics.
The October 2020 study, published in the journal BMJ Open Diabetes Research & Care, concluded that drinking four or more cups of green tea every day, plus two or more of coffee, translated to a 63% lower risk of death in the subjects over a five-year period.[i]
Green Tea and Coffee: A Winning Beverage Combo for Diabetics
People with diabetes are at an increased risk for disease including dementia, cancer and bone fractures, affecting their quality and length of life.[ii] Regularly consuming green tea and coffee, according to previous research, can be beneficial for health. However, few epidemiological studies on coffee have been done on diabetes patients.[iii]
Green tea consumption, on the other hand, has previously been reported to offer health benefits such as helping to prevent chronic conditions like diabetes. Yet, the connection between green tea consumption and mortality in diabetics is unclear.[iv],[v]
The featured study followed the heath of 4,923 Japanese people, both men and women, with Type 2 diabetes for 5.3 years on average. All the participants were enrolled in the Fukuoka Diabetes Registry, a study looking at the impact of drug treatments and lifestyle on the lifespan of Type 2 diabetes patients.
In the study, the participants completed a food and drink questionnaire that included questions on how much green tea and coffee they consumed daily. They also provided information about their lifestyle, such as their level of exercise, alcohol intake, smoking and number of hours of sleep every night. The researchers then measured height, weight and blood pressure, as well as took blood and urine samples to determine underlying risk factors.
Of the participants, 607 did not drink green tea. Some 1,143 drank up to one cup a day, 1,389 drank two to three cups, and 1,784 drank four cups or more. When it came to coffee consumption, 994 did not drink coffee, 1,306 consumed less than one cup daily, 963 consumed one cup and 1,660 consumed two cups or more.
Subjects who drank green tea or coffee had a lower likelihood of dying from any cause. The lowest odds were linked with drinking higher amounts of both beverages:[vi]
51% lower for two to three cups of green tea plus two or more of coffee
58% lower for four or more cups of green tea plus one cup of coffee every day
63% lower for a combination of four or more cups of green tea and two or more cups of coffee every day
Among green tea drinkers, consuming up to one cup every day was tied with a 15% reduced death risk, two to three cups with 27% lower risk, and four or more cups every day with a 40% lower risk.
In coffee drinkers, up to one cup per day was linked to 12% lower mortality risk, one cup a day with 19% lower risk, and two or more cups with a 41% lower risk. During the study period, 309 subjects died, with cancer and cardiovascular disease as the main causes.
“This prospective cohort study demonstrated that greater consumption of green tea and coffee was significantly associated with reduced all-cause mortality: the effects may be additive,” concluded the researchers.[vii] “Our results suggest that consuming green tea and coffee may have beneficial effects on the longevity of Japanese people with type 2 diabetes.”
Where Do Green Tea and Coffee Benefits Come From?
While green tea was suggested as a therapeutic agent for treating diabetes more than 70 years ago, the exact mechanisms remain elusive.[viii] Green tea offers antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, such as from phenols and theanine, that have been hailed for reducing oxidative stress and slowing the aging process.
For instance, daily consumption of green tea catechin delayed memory regression as well as brain dysfunction in aged mice.[ix] In Vietnamese adults, habitual tea consumption was associated with a decreased risk of Type 2 diabetes.[x] A study on diabetic mice also showed that the green tea extract EGCG prevented glucose intolerance.[xi]
On the GreenMedInfo.com database, we have organized a mere fraction of the research out there that relates to green tea’s beneficial role in 400 health conditions, as you can see in our evidence-based research page.
Coffee, on the other hand, contains different bioactive chemicals that include phenols and caffeine, reported to affect health through antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-mutagenic action.[xii],[xiii]
The exact mechanisms behind coffee’s benefits against diabetes, specifically glucose metabolism biomarkers, are still being explored.[xiv] However, caffeine is thought to alter insulin production and sensitivity, thus contributing to a reduced diabetes risk.[xv] It also appears that chlorogenic acid may contribute to coffee’s beneficial effects against Type 2 diabetes.[xvi]
You can find more abstracts on coffee research on the GreenMedInfo.com database, as well as evidence-based Type 2 diabetes research to help you better understand this prevalent disease.
References
[i] Komorita Y et al “Additive effects of green tea and coffee on all-cause mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus: the Fukuoka Diabetes Registry” BMJ Open Diabetes Research and Care. 2020;8:e001252. doi:10.1136/bmjdrc-2020-001252.
[ii] Kirkman MS et al “Diabetes in older adults” Diabetes Care. 2012;35:2650-64.
[iii] Bidel S et al “Coffee consumption and risk of total and cardiovascular mortality among patients with type 2 diabetes” Diabetologia 2006;49:2618-26.doi:10.1007/s00125-006-0435-9.
[iv] Schneider C et al “Green tea: potential health benefits” Am Fam Physician 2009;79:591-4.
[v] Komorita Y et al “Additive effects of green tea and coffee on all-cause mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus: the Fukuoka Diabetes Registry” BMJ Open Diabetes Research and Care. 2020;8:e001252. doi:10.1136/bmjdrc-2020-001252.
[vi] MedPage Today October 20, 2020 https://www.medpagetoday.com/endocrinology/diabetes/89223
[vii] Komorita Y et al “Additive effects of green tea and coffee on all-cause mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus: the Fukuoka Diabetes Registry” BMJ Open Diabetes Research and Care. 2020;8:e001252. doi:10.1136/bmjdrc-2020-001252
[viii] Ortsater H et al “Diet supplementation with green tea extract epigallocatechin gallate prevents progression to glucose intolerance in db/db mice” Nutr Metab (Lond). 2012 Feb 14 ;9(1):11. Epub 2012 Feb 14.
[ix] Unno K et al “Daily consumption of green tea catechin delays memory regression in aged mice” Biogerontology. 2007 Apr;8(2):89-95. Epub 2006 Sep 7.
[x] Nguyen C et al “Habitual tea drinking associated with a lower risk of type 2 diabetes in Vietnamese adults” Asia Pac J Clin Nutr. 2018 ;27(3):701-706.
[xi] Ortsater H et al “Diet supplementation with green tea extract epigallocatechin gallate prevents progression to glucose intolerance in db/db mice” Nutr Metab (Lond). 2012 Feb 14 ;9(1):11. Epub 2012 Feb 14.
[xii] Martini D et al “Coffee consumption and oxidative stress: a review of human intervention studies.” Molecules. 2016;21:979.doi:10.3390/molecules21080979
[xiii] Poole R et al “Coffee consumption and health: umbrella review of meta-analyses of multiple health outcomes” BMJ. 2017;359:j5024.doi:10.1136/bmj.j
[xiv] Reis C et al “Effects of coffee consumption on glucose metabolism: A systematic review of clinical trials” J Tradit Complement Med. 2019 Jul; 9(3): 184-191. Epub 2018 May 3.
[xv] Komorita Y et al “Additive effects of green tea and coffee on all-cause mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus: the Fukuoka Diabetes Registry” BMJ Open Diabetes Research and Care. 2020;8:e001252. doi:10.1136/bmjdrc-2020-001252.
[xvi] Ong K et al “Chlorogenic acid stimulates glucose transport in skeletal muscle via AMPK activation: a contributor to the beneficial effects of coffee on diabetes” PLoS One. 2012 ;7(3):e32718. Epub 2012 Mar 7.


renegadetribune--2020-12-22--Why Do People Hate Jews?

Why Do People Hate Jews?

In this video , Thomas Sowell explains why the Jewish people have faced an intense level of hate and discrimination @ @ @ @ @ centuries .

Lassitor is a white male of Northern European descent who has studied far-eastern theology (Buddhism) and has doctorate recognition for his works on the subject of Zen Buddhism and religious meditation. He has written a lot about zen meditation, logic, critical thinking, and about cults and how they operate. Currently live in Las Vegas, Nevada USA


renegadetribune--2020-12-22--The Elitist NYC Dalton School Is Having A Racial Policy Meltdown

Renegade Editor ’ s Note : Of course a jew kvetching about the holocaust makes it into this article !
The Dalton School , one of the most prestigious private schools in Manhattan , is in the throes of a full-on racial meltdown .
As The Naked Dollar blog details , the precursor of this , as first reported by Bloomberg News , was the school refusing to reopen even while most other public and private schools in New York did .
( This despite the lack of any scientific evidence suggesting schools were significant vectors for COVID 19 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ saying that the $ 54,000 annual tuition , none of which was being rebated , should buy something more than Zoom classes .
Possibly relenting under the pressure , Dalton has announced plans to reopen , but this has ignited another firestorm , this time from the faculty .
Here are some of the demands : • An additional full time employee whose “ entire role is to support Black students who come forward with complaints.
” • Hiring of multiple psychologists with “ specialization on the psychological issues affecting ethnic minority populations.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ donations to NYC public schools • Elimination of AP courses if black students don ’ t score as high as white • Reduced tuition for black students whose photographs appear in school promotional materials • Mandatory “ Community and Diversity Days ” to be held “ throughout the year ” • Required anti-bias training to be conducted every year for all staff and parent volunteers But , as TargetLiberty.com ’ s Robert Wenzel writes , this list of demands is only the short version .
There are actually 24 much more expansive demands @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in to this ideology is not a winning strategy .
Hiring diversity officers will not improve your situation .
Diversity officers are good at one thing : finding reasons to justify hiring more diversity officers .
You eventually reach a tipping point where there are so many diversity officers fighting to uncover ever-more nuanced forms of racism and perceived oppression that a school ’ s probability of boiling over in a moral panic for no apparent reason approaches 1 .
But it is deeper than that .
Dalton is now proudly featuring this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Trustees Racial Vision Statement and Progress Report : All Dalton students will have a deep historical understanding of racial and structural inequities in the U.S. , and particularly the history of anti-black racism Restructure all volunteer groups ( e.g.
, Parents Association , Alumni Council ) to best align with Dalton ’ s vision and anti-racism and inclusion goals Create anti-racist website that includes metrics to measure progress and hold us accountable Implement English and History curricular changes for more diverse representation and richer understanding of culture and history of BIPOC people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ may not know is that Dalton has long been one of the most progressive schools in the country .
They have actively encouraged the sort of thinking that is now biting them in the ass .
And the obvious irony is that if Dalton is “ systemically racist , ” a belief they themselves promote , it is progressives who bear the responsibility .
When progressive institutions embrace revolutionary ideologies , as Dalton has done , they fail to appreciate that the revolution comes for them first .
The scaffolding is being built @ @ @ @ @ @ @ parent who spoke to The Post predicted that 30 to 40 percent of parents of kids in the Class of 2025 will pull them out of the school and transfer them as a result of the manifesto .
The Dalton student population ( K-12 ) is 1,322 and the annual tuition is $ 44,640 .
This article originally appeared on Zero Hedge .

Renegade Editor’s Note: Of course a jew kvetching about the holocaust makes it into this article!
By Tyler Durden
The Dalton School, one of the most prestigious private schools in Manhattan, is in the throes of a full-on racial meltdown.
As The Naked Dollar blog details, the precursor of this, as first reported by Bloomberg News, was the school refusing to reopen even while most other public and private schools in New York did. (This despite the lack of any scientific evidence suggesting schools were significant vectors for COVID 19.) Parents signed an angry letter, saying that the $54,000 annual tuition, none of which was being rebated, should buy something more than Zoom classes.
Possibly relenting under the pressure, Dalton has announced plans to reopen, but this has ignited another firestorm, this time from the faculty.
Apparently, reopening is racist.
In a detailed twitter thread, Quillette Managing Editor Colin Wright reports:
The Dalton School in Manhattan is having a race meltdown. It’s absolutely insane. Teachers are holding the school for ransom with demands, but they’re so extreme the school will crumble if they give in. But they’ll crumble if they don’t, too!
Here are some of the demands:
The hiring of twelve (!) full time diversity officers
An additional full time employee whose “entire role is to support Black students who come forward with complaints.”
Hiring of multiple psychologists with “specialization on the psychological issues affecting ethnic minority populations.”
Pay off student debt of incoming black faculty
Re-route 50% of all donations to NYC public schools
Elimination of AP courses if black students don’t score as high as white
Required courses on “Black liberation”
Reduced tuition for black students whose photographs appear in school promotional materials
Public “anti-racism” statements required from all employees
Mandatory “Community and Diversity Days” to be held “throughout the year”
Required anti-bias training to be conducted every year for all staff and parent volunteers
Mandatory minority representation in (otherwise elective) student leadership roles
Mandatory diversity plot lines in school plays
Overhaul of entire curriculum to reflect diversity narratives
But, as TargetLiberty.com’s Robert Wenzel writes, this list of demands is only the short version. There are actually 24 much more expansive demands that span 8 full pages.
Wright correctly notes:
Giving in to this ideology is not a winning strategy. Hiring diversity officers will not improve your situation. Diversity officers are good at one thing: finding reasons to justify hiring more diversity officers. You eventually reach a tipping point where there are so many diversity officers fighting to uncover ever-more nuanced forms of racism and perceived oppression that a school’s probability of boiling over in a moral panic for no apparent reason approaches 1.
But it is deeper than that.
“Parents are terrified to speak up for fear of retribution. Parents are acting like spineless wimps,” an insider told the New York Post.
Dalton is now proudly featuring this on its homepage:
From the Board of Trustees Racial Vision Statement and Progress Report:
All Dalton students will have a deep historical understanding of racial and structural inequities in the U.S., and particularly the history of anti-black racism Restructure all volunteer groups (e.g., Parents Association, Alumni Council) to best align with Dalton’s vision and anti-racism and inclusion goals Create anti-racist website that includes metrics to measure progress and hold us accountable Develop a racial literacy curriculum for grades K-8 Implement English and History curricular changes for more diverse representation and richer understanding of culture and history of BIPOC people
The Naked Dollar notes that what you may not know is that Dalton has long been one of the most progressive schools in the country. They have actively encouraged the sort of thinking that is now biting them in the ass. And the obvious irony is that if Dalton is “systemically racist,” a belief they themselves promote, it is progressives who bear the responsibility.
When progressive institutions embrace revolutionary ideologies, as Dalton has done, they fail to appreciate that the revolution comes for them first. The scaffolding is being built on East 89th street.
“My ancestors experienced white supremacy by being slaughtered,” a Jewish parent told The Post. “The idea that being white automatically means you are privileged or a white supremacist is ridiculous. My child comes from people who had to fight for everything they got. “It’s just about skin color now.”
A Dalton parent who spoke to The Post predicted that 30 to 40 percent of parents of kids in the Class of 2025 will pull them out of the school and transfer them as a result of the manifesto.
The Dalton student population (K-12) is 1,322 and the annual tuition is $44,640.
This article originally appeared on Zero Hedge.