UiB Professor Claims that the Nazis Did Not Have Extermination Camps
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A historian at the University of Bergen claimed that the Nazis did not establish death camps • Wrote under a pseudonym and agreed with the claim that the number of victims was less than six million | University: 'Freedom of expression applies to everyone' (worldwide)
History professor Stephan Sander-Faes claims in a blog comment that the Nazis did not have their own extermination camps and that the number of Jews killed during World War II is far higher.
History professor Stephan Sander-Faes at the University of Bergen claims in a blog comment that the Nazis did not have their own extermination camps, writes Khrono.
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History professor Stephan Sander-Faes at the University of Bergen claims in a blog comment that the Nazis did not have their own extermination camps, writes Khrono. On November 5, the Austrian newspaper Der Standard mentioned several of the professor's texts about World War II and the Holocaust. Khrono has itself reviewed parts of what he has published, including on his English-language blog on Substack. […]
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