Aiti Lesbois tutkii holocaustia osa 7

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Huippusalainen murhaprojekti ei sitten ollutkaan ollenkaan salainen
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7) State Secrets and open secrets

Desbois claims credit for this "discovery" as well:

Another fact of capital importance: we have demolished the myth of the
secret Shoah in the East. In effect, the executions took place in the light
of day, in the village or just outside.19

This is said to constitute proof of the presence of the above-mentioned
Ukrainians at the executions.

Desbois explicitly states that:

[T]he Germans took no precautions against the possibility that the
[Ukrainians] forced to participate in the killings might reveal their
secrets afterwards. The persons forced to participate were neither Ukrainian
police, nor collaborators, nor auxiliaries; most of them were children, both
girls and boys, or little boys, whose labor was used for one or two days
after being taken from their homes, early in the morning, by an armed man.
These were not the ones who watched from the windows of their houses as the
columns of Jews marched to the graves, or who climbed trees or hid behind
bushes. They were often present on the site to start with, well before the
shootings, remaining beside the Jews and their executioners, sometimes just
a few meters away, sitting on the grass (pp. 99-100).

He moreover stated that "in some cases, more than fifty young people were
used for their labor" (p. 100), adding that the persons forced to
participate were not killed (p. 136, 178). Therefore, there was no secrecy,
and nothing to be kept secret.

All the persons forced to participate, according to Ivan Lichnitski, by
German order,

took empty buckets and beat on them to make a noise, to cover up the blows
and screams (p. 183).

This witness also claims to have remained concealed in the usual barn
overlooking the execution site, so that he saw what happened. In response to
the remark that "it was a miracle that they weren't killed," he said:

And how. They even saw us, shot at us, but thanks to God they didn't capture
us (p. 176).

We are thus invited (or expected) to believe that the Germans released
direct eyewitnesses, who had witnessed the entire course of the executions,
"remaining side by side with the Jews and their murderers, sometimes just a
few meters away, seated on the grass," eyewitnesses who were then drafted
again for the next round of executions (pp. 177-178), but shot at children
who witnessed the shootings only by chance, partially and at some
considerable distance!
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