Yes, You Are Right, 6 Million Is Not a True Number... It Might Actually Be Higher...
🧵To those who dare question the reality of the Holocaust or minimize its horrors: your denial is an insult to history, truth, and the memory of millions who perished. plus the evidence is overwhelming, the testimonies irrefutable, and the suffering immeasurable. Holocaust denial is not just ignorance—it's an sinister form of antisemitism that seeks to erase the atrocities committed by the Nazis.
As we witness more and more how some try to deny out painful history, here's a detailed account to reaffirm the undeniable truth, we will review some of the death camps, killing techniques, and casualty figures.
1/ Intro: The Holocaust, well recorded.
Orchestrated by Nazi Germany, it resulted in the systematic murder of approximately 6 million Jews. However, recent research suggests this figure might be even higher. The full extent of the atrocities is staggering and still being uncovered. The scope of this genocide went beyond the initial estimates, with ongoing studies revealing more mass graves, hidden documents, and survivor testimonies that paint a grimmer picture of the Holocaust's true scale. The meticulous records kept by the Germans provide detailed insights into the numbers and methods of murder, underscoring the planned and methodical nature of this genocide.
2/ Auschwitz-Birkenau.
The largest and most infamous Nazi concentration and extermination camp, saw the deaths of at least 1.1 million Jews. Located in Poland, it became a symbol of the Holocaust's horror. Victims were subjected to inhumane conditions, forced labor, and medical experiments before being murdered. The camp's infrastructure, designed for maximum extermination efficiency, included gas chambers capable of killing thousands at a time and crematoriums to dispose of the bodies, highlighting the industrial nature of the genocide. Detailed records of transports, prisoner numbers, and deaths were meticulously kept, leaving a chilling account of the atrocities committed.
3/ Treblinka.
Another extermination camp in Poland, witnessed the murder of around 870,000 Jews. The camp operated with a singular purpose: mass murder, primarily through gas chambers. Victims were transported to Treblinka in tightly packed trains that was made to use to transport livestock, often enduring days without food or water, only to be killed upon arrival. The camp's operations were covered in secrecy, with few survivors to testify to the horrors. This near-total annihilation of those sent to Treblinka exemplifies the ruthless efficiency of the Nazi death machine, and here again they detailed and saved all transport lists and death counts and meticulously recorded it.
4/ At Belzec.
Also in Poland, approximately 600,000 Jews were killed. The camp's efficiency in extermination, with most victims murdered upon arrival, underscores the industrial scale of the Holocaust. Belzec's gas chambers, initially primitive and later more sophisticated, were capable of killing thousands daily. The camp's location, chosen for its proximity to major Jewish populations, ensured a steady stream of victims. The methods of murder at Belzec were continuously refined, demonstrating the Nazis' relentless pursuit of their genocidal goals. Detailed records of each transport and extermination were kept, providing a grim accounting of the lives lost.
5/ Sobibor.
Yet another death camp in Poland, saw the deaths of about 250,000 Jews. Sobibor was part of Operation Reinhard, the Nazi plan to exterminate the Jews of occupied Poland. The camp's gas chambers, disguised as showers, were used to deceive and murder. Despite its short operational period, Sobibor's impact was devastating. The camp's destruction by the Nazis in an attempt to hide their crimes could not erase the evidence of the atrocities committed there, which have been painstakingly reconstructed through survivor testimonies and archaeological efforts. The Nazis' meticulous record-keeping included transport lists and death counts, which have been crucial in reconstructing the scale of the atrocities.
6/ Majdanek.
A concentration and extermination camp near Lublin, Poland, resulted in the deaths of around 78,000 Jews. Originally a labor camp, it later incorporated gas chambers to increase the killing efficiency. Unlike other camps, Majdanek was liberated largely intact, providing a grimly detailed picture of the Holocaust's mechanisms. The camp's dual function as a labor and death camp highlights the varied methods the Nazis used to exploit and exterminate Jews. The vast array of personal belongings left behind bears silent witness to the lives lost. Detailed German records, including death certificates and transport logs, provide further evidence of the systematic nature of the genocide.
7/ Chelmno.
The first extermination camp established, killed approximately 152,000 Jews. Located in Poland, Chelmno used gas vans to murder its victims. The victims were deceived into entering these mobile gas chambers, believing they were being transported to new locations. This method of murder, though less well-known, was an early experiment in mass killing that paved the way for the more extensive gas chambers of other camps. Chelmno's role in the Holocaust was crucial, setting a precedent for subsequent extermination efforts. The Germans kept detailed records of each transport and the number of victims, underscoring the methodical planning behind the genocide.
8/ The Einsatzgruppen.
Nazi death squads, were responsible for the mass shootings of over 1 million Jews across Eastern Europe, particularly in the Soviet Union. Mass graves continue to be discovered, revealing the true scale of their operations. These mobile killing units followed the advancing German army, executing Jews and other perceived enemies in mass shootings. The Einsatzgruppen's activities are among the most brutal and direct forms of genocide, often involving local collaborators and leaving behind a legacy of terror and loss in countless communities. The Germans meticulously documented these operations, with reports detailing the number of victims and locations of mass shootings.
9/ Ghettos.
In addition to extermination camps, ghettos played a significant role in the Holocaust. The Warsaw Ghetto, the largest, confined over 400,000 Jews. Starvation, disease, and deportations to death camps decimated the population. The living conditions in the ghetto were inhumane, with overcrowding, insufficient food, and rampant disease. The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, a heroic but doomed resistance effort, stands as a testament to the resilience and courage of the Jewish people in the face of systematic annihilation. The ghetto's eventual destruction symbolized the relentless nature of Nazi persecution. German records of ghetto populations and deportations provide detailed accounts of the suffering endured by its inhabitants.
10/ The Lodz Ghetto.
With around 160,000 Jews, suffered similar fates. Ghettos served as holding areas before deportations to extermination camps, with many inhabitants perishing due to inhumane conditions. The Lodz Ghetto, one of the longest-lasting, was marked by forced labor and brutal living conditions. Its eventual liquidation sent tens of thousands to their deaths in Auschwitz. The ghettos' purpose was multifaceted: to isolate Jews, strip them of their possessions, and ultimately, to facilitate their extermination. The Nazis kept detailed records of ghetto inhabitants, work assignments, and deportation lists, all of which contribute to the historical understanding of the genocide's scope.
11/ Theresienstadt.
Presented as a "model ghetto" to deceive the world, was actually a transit camp for Jews sent to extermination camps. Around 33,000 Jews died within its walls, while many more were deported to their deaths. Theresienstadt was used for Nazi propaganda, showcasing it as a "self-governing" Jewish settlement to mislead international observers. In reality, it was a place of suffering and death, where cultural and intellectual life persisted only as a fragile form of resistance against the overwhelming oppression and impending doom.
Too much for 1 thread.
There are dozens of more camps, massacres, events and figures, that it is impossible to include everyone, so in the next chapter we will briefly go over all the other known facts.
Summing up the horrific toll, we have:
- Auschwitz-Birkenau: 1.1 million Jews
- Treblinka: 870,000 Jews
- Belzec: 600,000 Jews
- Sobibor: 250,000 Jews
- Majdanek: 78,000 Jews
- Chelmno: 152,000 Jews
- Einsatzgruppen mass shootings: 1 million Jews
- Warsaw Ghetto: over 400,000 Jews
- Lodz Ghetto: 160,000 Jews
- Theresienstadt: 33,000 Jews
- Mauthausen: approximately 38,000 Jews
- Bergen-Belsen: around 37,000 Jews
- Dachau: about 28,000 Jews
- Buchenwald: approximately 56,000 Jews
- Ravensbrück: around 20,000 Jews
- Sachsenhausen: about 30,000 Jews
- Gross-Rosen: around 46,000 Jews
- Stutthof: approximately 65,000 Jews
- Plaszow: around 8,000 Jews
- Westerbork: about 103,000 Jews
- Drancy: approximately 70,000 Jews
- Natzweiler-Struthof: around 20,000 Jews
- Neuengamme: approximately 42,000 Jews
- Poniatowa: approximately 14,000 Jews
- Janowska: about 40,000 Jews
- Kaiserwald: around 25,000 Jews
- Malines (Mechelen): approximately 17,000 Jews
- Sered: around 12,000 Jews
- Jasenovac: around 25,000 Jews
- Maly Trostenets: about 65,000 Jews
- Babi Yar: over 33,000 Jews killed in just two days
- Kovno Ghetto: approximately 30,000 Jews
- Vilna Ghetto: about 55,000 Jews
- Rumbula: around 25,000 Jews
- Riga Ghetto: approximately 30,000 Jews
- Minsk Ghetto: around 50,000 Jews
- Kaunas Ninth Fort: over 30,000 Jews
- Minsk Fort: around 65,000 Jews
- Lublin Ghetto: about 40,000 Jews
- Lvov Ghetto: approximately 100,000 Jews
This sum, combined with other unrecorded deaths, ghetto liquidations, and hidden or lesser-known massacres, underscores the sheer scale of the tragedy.
So when you feel the need to gain some attention by exploiting our painful history, know that this is one of the most recorded events ever, so beside being an absolute evil person, you also expose yourself as a dumb person as well.
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Thread: There is something extremely alarming happening in New York right now.
Zohran Mamdani is running, and according to expectations, he could become the next mayor of a city that holds the largest Jewish population outside of Israel.
Yet somehow, his campaign has made his hatred toward Israel one of its defining features.
It almost feels as if he is running for mayor of Gaza, not New York. Because how else do you explain making your central message one that alienates nearly a million Jews in your own city?
But, this is actually a test of memory.
Because New York’s Jewish history is about survival.
Every street in this city carries a piece of Jewish endurance.
Every building, every synagogue, every school was built by people who rebuilt themselves.
Generation after generation, Jews came here with nothing and started again while the rest of the world looked away from their suffering.
To understand how serious this is, you have to understand what New York has meant to the Jewish people for more than three hundred years.
Part I: The Beginning of a New World.
The Jewish story in New York begins in 1654. Twenty-three refugees arrived from Brazil, Portuguese Jews who had already fled the Inquisition once and were now running again, this time from forced conversion under Dutch rule.
When they landed in New Amsterdam, they met Governor Peter Stuyvesant, who tried to kick them out. He called Jews deceitful and unwelcome. But the Jewish settlers fought back and won. They stayed, built a small synagogue, and formed Shearith Israel, the first Jewish congregation in North America.
It was a humble beginning, but it set the pattern for everything that followed: resistance, survival, and faith in a place that was not sure it wanted them.
For generations afterward, Jews in New York lived quietly. But they stayed. And when the doors of Europe closed, this city became their last open gate.
Part 2: The Flood of Souls.
Between 1880 and 1920, more than two million Jews arrived in America, and most came through New York. They came from Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine, Galicia, and Russia, from towns where their synagogues had been burned and their children spat on.
They settled in the Lower East Side, one of the most overcrowded neighborhoods on earth. Ten people to a room. Beds rented by the hour. Kids working in garment factories. Mothers sewing late into the night. But even in that poverty, there was something precious they had never known before: safety.
In the Lower East Side, a Jew could walk freely wearing a yarmulke. He could open a Yiddish newspaper, build a synagogue, start a union. The streets buzzed with Jewish life, with the hum of sewing machines and the sound of Hebrew prayers.
Yes, it was poor and chaotic, but alive. Out of that poverty came strength, community, and identity. The kind of identity that would carry Jews through the darkest century ahead.
Not that we have to even slightly justify our existence in this country, but let’s entertain a thought experiment for the people who fantasize about “removing the Jews” from America.
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Here are just some of the companies, hospitals, universities, and cultural institutions built or led by Jewish Americans.
Now imagine the U.S. without them. 🧵
1 - Goldman Sachs, founded in 1869 by Marcus Goldman, a German-Jewish immigrant, and later joined by his son-in-law Samuel Sachs, started as a small commercial paper business. It grew into a global investment bank influencing U.S. markets, policy, and corporate growth for over 150 years.
2 - Lehman Brothers (1850), created by Henry, Emanuel, and Mayer Lehman, Jewish immigrants from Bavaria. They began as dry goods merchants in Alabama, eventually moving to New York and becoming a central player in American finance, helping fund railroads, industry, and innovation for more than a century.
🧵🧵You want to use words like genocide, holocaust, famine, ethnic cleansing? 🧵🧵🧵
Fine. Let me show you what those words actually mean.
This thread contains real photos. Not made with AI. Not filtered. Real human beings, who were starved to bones, dumped in piles, burned, gassed, shot, exterminated like rats, for no reason at all.
This is what a genocide looks like.
Not a war, not a siege, and not a conflict.
But an actual system built to erase Jews from existence.
🧵🧵Thread: Before the Jewish return, the land of Israel was a land without industry or infrastructure, ravaged by neglect and poverty under Ottoman rule. Visitors dismissed it as barren, lifeless, and forgotten.
In 1867, Mark Twain saw it with his own eyes and called it barren, lifeless, and hopeless.
This thread breaks down what he saw, what it meant, and why Zionists were right to quote him 🧵🧵
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Twain’s visit to Palestine in 1867, documented in The Innocents Abroad, was part of a luxury cruise through Europe and the Ottoman Empire. He wasn’t on a political mission. He was writing for an American audience hungry for satire, travel commentary, and biblical reflection.
But his words left a deep impression: he called Palestine “a desolate country,” a place where “we never saw a human being on the whole route,” with “barren hills,” “unsightly deserts,” and “no solitary village for thirty miles.”
Zionists have rightly cited these words to show that the land was far from flourishing before Jewish pioneers arrived to revive and rebuild it.
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Palestine in the mid-19th century was part of crumbling and decaying Ottoman Empire. It had no real economy, no national identity, and no development vision. The roads were dangerous, infrastructure was nearly nonexistent, and large stretches of land were either abandoned, overgrown, or infested with malaria.
Twain arrived at the end of the dry season, in September, when even the fertile regions appeared scorched and barren. He was reacting to what he saw and what he didn’t see: people, life, movement, productivity. Compared to the biblical scene he had imagined as a child in Missouri, the actual Holy Land felt ruined and forgotten.
His disappointment was genuine, not political. Twain’s blunt, unfiltered descriptions reflect the reality Jewish pioneers later confronted—a land in desperate need of revival, exactly what Zionism set out to achieve.
🧵🧵Thread: How Newspapers Helped Kill 6 Million Jews🧵🧵
The Holocaust didn’t begin with Auschwitz, cattle cars, ghettos, or death marches.
It began years earlier, with headlines, street posters, and newspapers displayed in glass cases for children to read on their way to school.
Before Jews were hunted or deported, they were redefined and dehumanized.
Day by day, word by word, the German society was trained:
🔹 To fear their neighbors
🔹 To laugh at their suffering
🔹 To feel nothing when they vanished
This wasn’t hidden rhetoric. It was state-sponsored journalism.
And it happened in broad daylight on every street corner.
The goal wasn’t just to hate the Jew.
It was to unsee the Jew as human.
This thread is about how Nazi newspapers like Der Stürmer and Völkischer Beobachter made genocide not just possible but actually popular.
And why their methods still matter today.
1/12 – How Nazi Newspapers Paved the Road to Genocide
Joseph Goebbels, head of the Ministry of Propaganda, understood that public opinion could be shaped long before violence ever began. He knew that if people saw Jews not as individuals, but as threats to society, it would become easier to justify discrimination, exclusion, and eventually mass murder.
To achieve this, the Nazi regime used newspapers as a primary tool for dehumanization. The two most influential publications were:
1 – Der Stürmer, a weekly paper filled with crude antisemitic cartoons, conspiracy theories, and inflammatory headlines. It appealed to emotion, fear, and hatred.
2 – Völkischer Beobachter, the official newspaper of the Nazi Party. Unlike Der Stürmer, it presented itself as a serious and intellectual publication, using political and economic arguments to portray Jews as a danger to Germany’s future.
Together, these two papers reached millions of Germans each week. They didn’t simply report events—they shaped how those events were understood. Through constant repetition of antisemitic themes and moral framing, they slowly shifted the public’s perception of Jews from citizens to enemies.
This was not passive information. It was active indoctrination.
So yes, before the physical destruction came the psychological one.
2/12 – Der Stürmer: Hate on Every Corner
Der Stürmer was edited by Julius Streicher, a fanatical antisemite and early Nazi.
It was crass, sensational, and borderline p*rn*graphic. And it was everywhere.
Streicher’s headlines usually screamed lines like:
“The Jew is the World’s Misfortune”
“Jewish Murder Lust”
“The Parasite Among Us”
Its cartoons were obscene. Its articles accused Jews of blood libel, s*xual perversion, financial treason, and everything in between.
And you didn’t even need to buy it.
Nazi display boxes—Stürmer-Kästen—were mounted across towns and cities. Children passed them on the way to school. Housewives on their way to the market. There was no escape, everyone saw it, and everyone read it.
The more grotesque the paper became, the more normalized the message became.
🧵This July 4th, let’s honor the Jewish patriots who helped secure America’s independence.
Though only 2,000–3,000 Jews lived in the colonies, they made huge contributions, from financing the war, fighting on the front lines, to advocating for liberty, and helping lay the groundwork for religious freedom.
Here are some of the Jewish heroes of the American Revolution 🇺🇸👇
1/ Haym Salomon – The Financier of the Revolution
Born in Poland in 1740, Haym Salomon was a Sephardic Jew who immigrated to New York. Fluent in several languages, he used his skills to work as a broker and translator for foreign merchants, and later for the Patriot cause.
During the war, Salomon became a prime financier for the Continental Congress. He helped sell war bonds and raised personal loans from wealthy French and Spanish Jews to support Washington’s army when Congress lacked funds.
He personally gave over $650,000, more than $14 million in today’s money, including $20,000 for the final campaign at Yorktown, without which the decisive victory may not have happened.
Captured twice by the British as a suspected spy, he bribed his way out of prison and resumed his efforts, even helping British-held prisoners escape.
Despite his immense contribution, he died in 1785 nearly penniless, having sacrificed everything for the American cause. His gravestone reads: “An American patriot.”
2/ Francis Salvador – The Paul Revere of the South
Francis Salvador was born into a wealthy Sephardic Jewish family in London and later emigrated to South Carolina, becoming a plantation owner. In 1774, he made history as the first Jew elected to public office in the American colonies.
A passionate revolutionary, Salvador represented South Carolina in the Provincial Congress, where he pushed for independence from Britain and advocated strongly for colonial unity.
When Cherokee forces, encouraged by the British, attacked Patriot settlements in 1776, Salvador famously rode 30 miles through the night to warn local militias—similar to Paul Revere’s ride.
He joined the militia to defend his community and was mortally wounded in a skirmish with the Cherokees. He was scalped by their British-allied warriors and died at age 29.
He became the first Jewish soldier killed in the American Revolution—a martyr for a country that still hadn’t fully accepted him.