A TRUE EMPIRE:
Form And Presuppositions Of A United Europe
ΑΡΧΕΙΟΘΕΤΗΣΗ ΣΤΟΙΧΕΙΩΝ
|
DATE |
Official Sources Of Information |
FIGURES |
| 31.12.1945 | French Investigation Panel on Nazi-War-Crimes |
8.000.000 |
| 19.08.1998 | Chief Rabbi from Poland (Süddeutsche Zeitung) |
6.000.000 |
| 20.04.1978 | Le Monde (French daily paper) |
5.000.000 |
| 23.01.1995 | Die Welt (German daily paper) |
5.000.000 |
| 20.04.1989 | Eugen Kogon, Der SS-Staat (famous book of a holocaust survivor, page 176) |
4.500.000 |
| 31.12.1952 | Der Neue Herder (Enzyclop., Germany) 7th edition (p. 214) |
4.500.000 |
| 01.10.1946 | IMT-Document 008-USSR (Nuremberg Military Tribunal) |
4.000.000 |
| 02.05.1997 | USA-Today (daily paper USA) |
4.000.000 |
| 24.11.1989 | Chief Prosecutor, Mr. Majorowsky, Wuppertal, Germany (indictment 12 Js 1037/89) |
4.000.000 |
| 26.07.1990 | Allgem. Jüdische Wo.Ztg. (Jewish weekly, Bonn) |
4.000.000 |
| 08.10.1993 | ZDF-Nachrichten (German TV, ZDF-News Magazine) |
4.000.000 |
| 25.01.1995 | Wetzlarer Neue Zeitung (German daily paper) |
4.000.000 |
| 01.10.1946 | IMT-Document 3868-PS (Nuremberg Military Tribunal) |
3.000.000 |
| 01.01.1995 | Damals (official monthly magazine on history, sponsored by the Bonn government) |
3.000.000 |
| 18.07.1990 | The Peninsula Times (daily paper, S.Francisco, USA) |
2.000.000 |
| 25.07.1990 | Hamburger Abendblatt (daily paper Germany) |
2.000.000 |
| 27.01.1995 | Die Welt (German daily paper, quoting Chancellor H. Kohl. Minimum of 2 million) |
2.000.000 |
| 02.05.1997 | USA-Today (daily paper USA) |
1.500.000 |
| 11.06.1992 | Allgem. Jüdische Wo.Ztg (Jewish weekly, Bonn) |
1.500.000 |
| 08.10.1993 | ZDF-Nachrichten (German TV, ZDF-News Magazine) |
1.500.000 |
| 23.01.1995 | Die Welt (German daily paper) |
1.500.000 |
| 03.05.2000 | Die Welt (German daily paper) |
1.500.000 |
| 01.09.1989 | Le Monde (French daily paper) |
1.433.000 |
| 02.02.1995 | BUNTE Illustrierte (German weekly magazine) |
1.400.000 |
| 22.01.1995 | Welt am Sonntag (German daily, Sunday edition) |
1.200.000 |
| 27.01.1995 | Die Welt (German daily paper) |
1.100.000 |
| 27.01.1995 | IfZ (Institut for Contemporary History, München, a government institution) |
1.000.000 |
| 03.05.2000 | Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (reputed German daily) |
1.000.000 |
| 31.12.1989 | Pressac, Auschwitz, Technique … (official report on Auschwitz, commissioned by the Jewish Beate Klarsfeld Foundation) |
928.000 |
| 27.09.1993 | Die Welt (German daily paper) |
800.000 |
| 22.01.1995 | Welt am Sonntag (German daily, Sunday edition) |
750.000 |
| 01.05.1994 | Focus (German weekly magazine) |
700.000 |
| 23.01.1995 | Die Welt (German daily paper) |
700.000 |
| 31.12.1994 | Pressac, Die Krematorien … (2nd official report on Auschwitz, commissioned by the Jewish Beate Klarsfeld Foundation) |
470.000 |
| 08.01.1948 | Welt im Film (British news reel, nbr. 137) |
300.000 |
| 06.01.1990 | Frankfurter Rundschau (German daily paper) |
74.000 |
| 31.05.1994 | Hoffmann, Stalins Vernichtungskrieg (Book on Stalin’s war by a renowned German historian, p.302 f.) |
74.000 |
| 17.08.1994 | Intern. Red Cross Arolsen – Department of holocaust investigations (Ref. nbr.: 10824) |
66.206 |
Different figures, allocated to one media, for one particular day means, that, i.e. Die Welt and USA-Today,
had published on one issue in various articles different death figures.

“Ήμασταν οι πρώτοι που φωνάξαμε ανάμεσα στις μάζες των ανθρώπων τις λέξεις ‘Ελευθερία, Ισότητα, Αδερφότητα’. Αυτές οι λέξεις έφεραν στις τάξεις μας, χάρη στους πράκτορες μας, ολόκληρες λεγεώνες που κρατούσαν τα πανό μας με ενθουσιασμό! Ο κόσμος συνήθιζε να αντιμετωπίζει τους βασιλιάδες στους θρόνους τους σαν μια πλήρη εκδήλωση της θέλησης του Θεού, εώς ότου εμείς διεισδύσαμε στο μυαλό τους την ιδέα των ΔΙΚΩΝ ΤΟΥΣ δικαιωμάτων. Επίσης, τους κλέψαμε τη πίστη τους στο Θεό.” ‘Πρωτόκολλα 1 και 5.
At the end of November 1918, Adolf Hitler returned to Munich and then proceeded to a military camp in Traunstein in south-eastern Bavaria. When the camp was disbanded in April 1919, he went back to Munich, which was still being ruled by a Soviet republic founded by a Polish Jew Kurt Eisner (real name Salamon Kosmanowsky).