In 1951 the Jew Léon Poliakov, who had been part of the French delegation at the Nuremberg trial (1945-1946), stated his conclusion that we had at our disposal an overabundance of documents for all points of the history of the Third Reich, with one exception: the “campaign to exterminate Jews." - Upgoat

In 1951 the Jew Léon Poliakov, who had been part of the French delegation at the Nuremberg trial (1945-1946), stated his conclusion that we had at our disposal an overabundance of documents for all points of the history of the Third Reich, with one exception: the “campaign to exterminate Jews."
submitted by Garrett to Jews 3.7 yearsAug 3, 2021 21:22:31 ago (+33/-0) (web.archive.org)
https://web.archive.org/web/20160107030148/https://www.radioislam.org/faurisson/eng/victories.htm

[ - ] Merlynn 0 points 3.7 yearsAug 4, 2021 02:43:14 ago (+0/-0)

You'd think they'd have something what with having broken the german encryptions early in the war.