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"On that day I told Zelinger to prepare two large cases and to coat them in cement and tar. I ordered him to collect all the Torah scrolls and silver religious objects — with the exception of two scrolls for praying — and bury them in a certain place in the ground." — Eliezer Shenker, "The Book of Oshpitzin" (Auschwitz, in Yiddish)

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Buried Auschwitz Torah Scrolls and Menorahs Found
01:31 Jun 23, '04 / 4 Tammuz 5764
Buried Torah scrolls, as well as a trove of artifacts, including three synagogue menorahs, a Chanukah menorah, several synagogue chandeliers and a ‘ner tamid – ‘eternal light’ were dug up at the site of the Great Synagogue in Oswiecim, Poland according to a report by the New York-based Forward newspaper. Oswiecim is better known by its German name, ‘Auschwitz,’

The unearthing of the pre-Holocaust judaica was the culmination of a fantastic saga which the Forward recounts. In 1998, an Israeli named Yariv Nornberg from Ramat Hasharon, having just finished his IDF service, entered a local shop looking for an Israeli flag for the upcoming Israeli Independence Day celebrations. The store’s owner – a 90-year-old man named Yishayahu Yarot – told Nornberg that he had no flags in stock and asked him to come back in a week’s time. Nornberg explained to the man that he could not return the following week, because he was going to Europe to see the concentration camps. Yarot then told Nornberg his story, ‘I was born in Poland. I was born in Auschwitz….’

"After two hours of talking, Yarot retreated to the rear of his store and returned with a piece of paper on which he proceeded to draw a map. According to Yarot, immediately prior to the Nazis occupying the town in the autumn of 1939 (most probably in early September), Yarot walked by the Great Synagogue — a large structure with the capacity to hold 2,000 people — and saw three men, among them the gabbai, or sexton, taking Torah scrolls and ornaments, placing them in two metal boxes and burying them in the ground. Yarot handed Nornberg the detailed map indicating the spot on which he thought the scrolls were buried.
'You be a messenger,' Yarot commanded Nornberg, who until two hours before had been a complete stranger, 'and find it'.”

According to Nornberg’s filmed interview in Oswiecim with Israeli director and producer Yahaly Gat, who has been filming a documentary about the search, he spent years contacting other survivors in the hopes of corroborating Yarot’s claim and supplementing his provided map. Nornberg says that a few survivors backed up the story: One survivor named Shlomo Betar told him that the burial was a popular legend in the area ghetto of Sosnowiec and. Nornberg himself discovered an entry in the local Jewish registry book housed in an archive in the city of Bialsko-Biala reading: "And on that day I told Salinger to get two large crates lined with clay and to assemble the Torah scrolls.”

The diggers, 65 years later, have finally unearthed the buried Torah scrolls, holy books and holy Jewish objects – hidden by the Jewish community of Oswiecim in metal cases below the synagogue floor. The Jewish holy items had been buried in the Autumn of 1939 – right before the building was blown up by the Nazis.

Several reasons why I belive this story to be a total fabrication for the purposes of propaganda.

1) "On that day I told Zelinger to prepare two large cases and to coat them in cement and tar. I ordered him to collect all the Torah scrolls and silver religious objects — with the exception of two scrolls for praying — and bury them in a certain place in the ground." — Eliezer Shenker, "The Book of Oshpitzin" (Auschwitz, in Yiddish) BUT, according to Yishayahu Yarot – "saw three men, among them the gabbai, or sexton, taking Torah scrolls and ornaments, placing them in two metal boxes and burying them in the ground. "

How is it possible that Yarot knew the boxes were metal from a distance if they were coverd in tar and/or cement? and where is a pic of the "map"?

2) take a look at the hole in the pic..Either the guy in the background is a midget or that hole is at least six feet deep. "two metal boxes coverd in cement and tar". Three jewish elders. You do the math.

3) Funny, but that looks like a lot of corrosion for something that has been sealed up in a air/water proof container don't it? In fact, it looks like an antique from somebodys collection that got left in the back yard for a while..

4) Kind of convinent that nothing had been built in 65 years on top of that dig site , no?

5) "a 90-year-old man named Yishayahu Yarot.." So..he makes a map at 30+ years old, and never returns to see if it was still there? Why did he keep the map for 65 years and tells nobody but a stranger about it?

6) Check out the clothes on the crew..Notice that they are clean. The photo -op was taken well after the dig, and NO OLD CONTAINER IN SIGHT. coincidence? I don't think so.

7) "One survivor named Shlomo Betar told him that the burial was a popular legend in the area ghetto of Sosnowiec.." Again, 65 years later no jew has went looking for the valuable artifacts?

8) One more time.."According to Nornberg’s filmed interview in Oswiecim with Israeli director and producer Yahaly Gat, who has been filming a documentary about the search, he spent years contacting other survivors in the hopes of corroborating Yarot’s claim" spent years talking, but had access to a map. Why?

One other point- most of these Jew publications and the unquestioning, copying goyim call the actual location "Auschwitz", because of the victim cachet of that name...when, in fact, the supposed 'find' occurred in the town of Oswiecim- not[SIZE=4] in [/SIZE] Auschwitz at all!
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/434172.html
...on the foundations of a synagogue in the southern Polish town of Oswiecim, the location of the World War II Nazi death camp Auschwitz..

[QUOTE=Chain]One other point- most of these Jew publications and the unquestioning, copying goyim call the actual location "Auschwitz", because of the victim cachet of that name...when, in fact, the supposed 'find' occurred in the town of Oswiecim- not[SIZE=4] in [/SIZE] Auschwitz at all!
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/434172.html[/QUOTE]

Good eye! I totaly missed that.

I think people in general are getting "Holocausted out". Everyday there seems to be a new story of zhid victimhood. Yawn.

[QUOTE=dragonlord]Several reasons why I belive this story to be a total fabrication for the purposes of propaganda.

1) "On that day I told Zelinger to prepare two large cases and to coat them in cement and tar. I ordered him to collect all the Torah scrolls and silver religious objects — with the exception of two scrolls for praying — and bury them in a certain place in the ground." — Eliezer Shenker, "The Book of Oshpitzin" (Auschwitz, in Yiddish) BUT, according to Yishayahu Yarot – "saw three men, among them the gabbai, or sexton, taking Torah scrolls and ornaments, placing them in two metal boxes and burying them in the ground. "

How is it possible that Yarot knew the boxes were metal from a distance if they were coverd in tar and/or cement? and where is a pic of the "map"?

2) take a look at the hole in the pic..Either the guy in the background is a midget or that hole is at least six feet deep. "two metal boxes coverd in cement and tar". Three jewish elders. You do the math.

3) Funny, but that looks like a lot of corrosion for something that has been sealed up in a air/water proof container don't it? In fact, it looks like an antique from somebodys collection that got left in the back yard for a while..

4) Kind of convinent that nothing had been built in 65 years on top of that dig site , no?

5) "a 90-year-old man named Yishayahu Yarot.." So..he makes a map at 30+ years old, and never returns to see if it was still there? Why did he keep the map for 65 years and tells nobody but a stranger about it?

6) Check out the clothes on the crew..Notice that they are clean. The photo -op was taken well after the dig, and NO OLD CONTAINER IN SIGHT. coincidence? I don't think so.

7) "One survivor named Shlomo Betar told him that the burial was a popular legend in the area ghetto of Sosnowiec.." Again, 65 years later no jew has went looking for the valuable artifacts?

8) One more time.."According to Nornberg’s filmed interview in Oswiecim with Israeli director and producer Yahaly Gat, who has been filming a documentary about the search, he spent years contacting other survivors in the hopes of corroborating Yarot’s claim" spent years talking, but had access to a map. Why?[/QUOTE]

What a crock. If three people know something, it is not a secret anymore, and it seems like a few two many knew about this.

But the name of the city - AUSCHWITZ: (Polish: Oswiecim)

Located approximately 60km (37mi) west of Krakow, in Eastern Upper Silesia, which was annexed to Nazi Germany following the defeat of Poland, in September, 1939
Site of Nazi death camp
The first camp was built shortly after Poland's defeat, in a suburb of Oswiecim (Zasole), and held about 10,000 prisoners
The second site, known as Auschwitz II, or Birkenau, was built 3km from the original camp, in March of 1941

[QUOTE=dragonlord]Several reasons why I belive this story to be a total fabrication for the purposes of propaganda.[/QUOTE]

Way to go. You've come to the inevitable and logical conclusion: the holocau$t is just one big jewish hoax which we around here refer to as the Holohoax. But the purposes of it are far more than just propaganda. Anyway, good job. Keep going and you may just become a jew hating white nationalist.

[QUOTE=Spandau]I think people in general are getting "Holocausted out". Everyday there seems to be a new story of zhid victimhood. Yawn.[/QUOTE]

Yes, this is a syndrome known as Holocaustica Burnoutidis. It is a result of constantly being beaten over the head by jewry for being an evil latent-anti-Semite white man who doesn't show the proper level of financial atonement and personal guilt for mindlessly slaughtering 6 million perfectly innocent religious merchants. This in addition to the constant jewish cries of "never again must such wanton evil be allowed to rear it's ugly head".

It's symptoms include finally throwing up one's hands and saying things like "whatever", "six million seems like a bit of stretch", "I already give 1,000 bucks to the state's Holocaust memorial", "what makes the jews so special, lots of people suffered and died in that war?", or "shut up about the stupid holocaust already you damn jew!". Or as Mel Gibson's father said: "the holocaust never happened-all those jews threatened by Hitler's rise simply up and moved to New York, I witnessed it".

Abzug Hoffman said-
But the name of the city - AUSCHWITZ: (Polish: Oswiecim)

Located approximately 60km (37mi) west of Krakow, in Eastern Upper Silesia, which was annexed to Nazi Germany following the defeat of Poland, in September, 1939
Site of Nazi death camp
The first camp was built shortly after Poland's defeat, in a suburb of Oswiecim (Zasole), and held about 10,000 prisoners
The second site, known as Auschwitz II, or Birkenau, was built 3km from the original camp, in March of 1941
So it's rather like- Burma is Myanmar, Peking is Beijing, Bombay is Mumbai,
and Oswiecim is Auschwitz?

[QUOTE=Bragi]Yes, this is a syndrome known as Holocaustica Burnoutidis. It is a result of constantly being beaten over the head by jewry for being an evil latent-anti-Semite white man who doesn't show the proper level of financial atonement and personal guilt for mindlessly slaughtering 6 million perfectly innocent religious merchants. This in addition to the constant jewish cries of "never again must such wanton evil be allowed to rear it's ugly head".

It's symptoms include finally throwing up one's hands and saying things like "whatever", "six million seems like a bit of stretch", "I already give 1,000 bucks to the state's Holocaust memorial", "what makes the jews so special, lots of people suffered and died in that war?", or "shut up about the stupid holocaust already you damn jew!". Or as Mel Gibson's father said: "the holocaust never happened-all those jews threatened by Hitler's rise simply up and moved to New York, I witnessed it".[/QUOTE]

My personal fave quote that I've heard from several non-WN's is-"Hitler was right!" :)

[QUOTE=Bragi]Yes, this is a syndrome known as Holocaustica Burnoutidis. It is a result of constantly being beaten over the head by jewry for being an evil latent-anti-Semite white man who doesn't show the proper level of financial atonement and personal guilt for mindlessly slaughtering 6 million perfectly innocent religious merchants. This in addition to the constant jewish cries of "never again must such wanton evil be allowed to rear it's ugly head".

It's symptoms include finally throwing up one's hands and saying things like "whatever", "six million seems like a bit of stretch", "I already give 1,000 bucks to the state's Holocaust memorial", "what makes the jews so special, lots of people suffered and died in that war?", or "shut up about the stupid holocaust already you damn jew!". Or as Mel Gibson's father said: "the holocaust never happened-all those jews threatened by Hitler's rise simply up and moved to New York, I witnessed it".[/QUOTE]The problem is that white people LOVE to feel guilty...some never get tired of it. The love of guilt is why the Jews and niggers have gotten as far as they have with their bullshit drumbeating about their "pain". I for one am so sick of the holocaust and slavery that I don't even give a shit if it did happen - I just don't have the time or inclination to give a rat's ass!!! White people need to get their priorities in line...WAKE UP WHITEY!!! The only problem I have with the Slavers is that they brought those infested lazy niggers over here, and I am still pissed at the Reich for not gettin the job done.