Why do some reject the fact that the Holocaust actually occured?

Question

they think that jews made this up so we feel sympathy towards them because supposedly there is no photos of the crematories/gas chambers in action

Answer 1

Went to Auschwitz it is a tiny place, hard to imagine millions were killed there. Bones take years to disintegrate, even burnt bones, and we were told they were floated down the river. The river was no more than a tiny stream, again hard to imagine 'millions' floating down that trickle. I'm not saying yes or no, simply giving what I felt when I visited

Answer 2

The fact is that most people have a hard time accepting it. I'm Israeli and my grandmother lost almost her whole family in Auschwitz. I still can't conceive how human beings could act with such disregard to someone as to treat them like they were lower than animals. I think that some people make up for the fact that they feel guilty about it and enter a state of denial. It's hard to say when we've got all this footage of Jews walking through the streets being videotaped by the Germans. They actually videotaped the killings. Who does that?!

Answer 3

They are just ignorant. It happened. There was more than one death camp that the Jewish people were sent to. Also this was something that took place over a long period of time. If they weren't put to death they were starved and worked to death. Most of the ones that reject the fact that it took place are also the same ones that dislike or hate the Jews. Furthermore there is evidence to this happening as the Germans kept tapes and documentation to this atrocity of their making.

Answer 4

For those that think the Holocaust did not happen are either fools or complete idiots and are only trying to fool themselves. Even the allied soldiers were witness to the degree of this horrible event

Answer 5

Because they are idiots. The end.