The 1650 page Red Cross report never mentions homicidal gas chambers a single time.
Ernst Zündel is a German Canadian who was put on trial for
questioning the Holocaust(!!!). He forced the Red Cross to produce their WWII records, and they showed approximately 280,000 total dead for
all the camps.
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In the chaotic condition of Germany after the invasion during the final months of the war, the camps received no food supplies at all and starvation claimed an increasing number of victims. Itself alarmed by this situation, the German Government at last informed the ICRC on February 1st, 1945 ... In March 1945, discussions between the President of the ICRC and General of the S.S. Kaltenbrunner gave even more decisive results. Relief could henceforth be distributed by the ICRC, and one delegate was authorised to stay in each camp ..." (Vol. III, p. 83).
A large proportion of the Jewish minority had permission to stay in the country, and at certain periods Slovakia was looked upon as a comparative haven of refuge for Jews, especially for those coming from Poland. Those who remained in Slovakia seem to have been in comparative safety until the end of August 1944, when a rising against the German forces took place. While it is true that the law of May 15th, 1942 had brought about the internment of several thousand Jews, these people were held in camps where the conditions of food and lodging were tolerable, and where the internees were allowed to do paid work on terms almost equal to those of the free labour market" (Vol. I, p. 646).
Not only did most of the 3,000,000 or so European Jews avoid internment altogether, but the emigration of Jews continued throughout the war, generally by way of Hungary, Romania and Turkey.
“The Jews from Poland who, whilst in France, had obtained entrance permits to the United States were held to be American citizens by the German occupying authorities, who further agreed to recognize the validity of about three thousand passports issued to Jews by the consulates of South American countries" (Vol. I, p. 645).
"Until March 1944, Jews who had the privilege of visas for Palestine were free to leave Hungary" (Vol. I, p. 648).
The Red Cross report is required reading for Holopologists and those interested in this issue.