true, numbers and understanding can change. in 1967 - when that plaque was added - it was thought by some that 4 million people died in auschwitz-birkenau because that's what soviet propaganda had published. the soviets intended to convey that most of those 4 million were non-jewish soviet citizens. only when the soviet union collapsed did it become clear the soviets made up the numbers but, ok, let's say during the past 80 years we've got it wrong the whole time and we later find out only 4 million jews or only 3 million jews died in the holocaust. is that a big deal, given the nazis clearly intended to kill them all, according to lots of other separate evidence?   and there were some atrocity hoaxes in ww2 too. but there was sort of no need for them given the actual atrocities happening   > there is more compelling evidence supporting the japanese holocaust then the jewish one. there is strong evidence supporting both the japanese genocide of chinese people and the nazi german genocide of jewish people. anyone who cares about history is aware of this. it's just inconvenient to proponents of national socialism, because they know it isn't a good look. deep down most of them know it probably did happen and it was a good thing, but they just can't tell the normies "the holocaust happened, it was a good thing, and we will ensure it happens again and this time none will remain", because that makes it harder to spread their poison anyway, this thread is getting derailed. two genocides don't make a right
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