The search for mass graves to support WWII extermination numbers is taking a surprising turn
By Carolyn Yeager and Wilhelm Kriessmann
First published January 2010 - copyright 2010 Carolyn Yeager
Introduction: Questions about the official World War Two death figures increasingly mount. Where are the proofs for these numbers? Where are the bodies? Did people just vaporize into thin air--as some believe, going up in smoke through tall chimneys?
Two responsible figures have recently and publicly added their voices to the question of six million Poles murdered (ostensibly by Nazis) between 1939 and 1945.
One is the last communist head of state for Poland from 1985-90, Wojciech Jaruzelski. Speaking to a journalist for Izvestia (Russian daily newspaper), he said, rather tongue-in-cheek, that he cannot understand how the Polish population exploded between 1946 and 1970, and then leveled off to become stagnant from 1990 till today. (https://de.soc.politik.misc.narkive.com/AOB1Dpcf/general-jaruzelski-polens-einwohner-statistik-wurde-gefalscht) He humorously remarked that there had to have been "a strong aphrodisiac" to lead to the birth of millions of new Poles because "in the grocery stores there had been only vinegar and millions had died even after the war."
