Deutsche Welle guilty of holocaust revisionism in article about radio operator Helma M.

The entrance to the Auschwitz museum grounds in Oswiecim, Poland as it looks today.

ELECTIONS ARE GOING ON  EVERYWHERE NOW AND FACT-CHECKING IS A BIG TOPIC for news editors and pundits.

So I ask, why is there never any fact-checking for news stories that reference the so-called Holocaust? Case in point: an article posted yesterday at DW.com about German prosecutors “shelving” their case against a 92-year-old woman who served as a radio-operator at the Auschwitz main camp. The article ends with the obligatory mention of “six million,” which itself is a figment of the imagination.

However, in this instance, it is written that

During the Holocaust, the Nazis killed more than 6 million people, most of them Jews, in a deliberate plan of extermination that reached a terrible peak between 1941 and 1945.

Hmm. There are several ways in which this contradicts the official 'holocaust' narrative. For one, it is always said that 6 million JEWS were killed in the 'Holocaust' and this killing took place between 1942 and 1944. The Wannsee Conference of January 1942 is held by most holocaust historians (who are mainly Jewish, by the way) to have been the “kickoff” of the extermination campaign.

But here, Germany's official news service Deutsche Welle is saying the 6 million number includes all people who were killed in the "holocaust", not just Jews. Even though they added “most of them Jews” to the magic 6 million number – most is a very imprecise concept that gives us no clear picture of the ratio of Jews to Christians. 5 million to 1 million … 4 mil to 2 mil? Less? You see the haziness of it all.

DW is also going way off-narrative by saying that the extermination of the 6 million only reached its peak between 1941 and 1945 – clearly indicating the 6 million has to include deaths prior to 1941. There is a lot of revisionism in that! How far can the 'Holocaust' be expanded? To 1939? To 1933? It becomes more and more imprecise.

Furthermore, that sentence is followed by the final one:

At least 1.1 million prisoners, 90 percent of them Jewish, died in the concentration camp of Auschwitz, a network of complexes situated in areas of Poland that were occupied by Nazi Germany during World War II.

Ninety percent of those who died in Auschwitz were Jewish? This is not borne out by the Red Cross records, which show that the majority were Polish and Catholic, although the number was nowhere near 1.1 million. And they make sure to say this was in the entire "network of complexes" which suggess more than just Auschwitz I, II (Birkenau) and III (Monowitz).

I'd like to add here that Germar Rudolf has written: “The Jewish population in America, Israel, and other countries outside Europe increased by almost six million in this period of time due to the exodus of Jews leaving Europe.” I would interpret “this period” as from Jan. 1933 to Jan. 1947, during which time 6 million Jews left Europe, many going deep into Russia and related lands to the East also, as well as to the West and South.

There is no author listed for this article at DW. It is sourced as coming from AP and Reuters. I looked up the Reuters article; it was short and ended with:

The trials are likely to be Germany's last linked to the Holocaust, when the Nazis killed more than 6 million people, mostly Jews, in a deliberate plan of extermination.

The story was reported by Joseph Nasr and edited by Erik Kirschbaum and Alison Williams (who may have added the “6 million people, mostly Jews”). The AP version is even shorter and did not include the last line about the 6 million people, nor did it give any reporter's names.

I suggest there is no "fact-checking" for news stories about "Holocaust" because the "facts" are in such dispute, and in many cases have never even been determined.