Newsgroups: alt.revisionism,soc.history,talk.politics.misc
Subject: LEST WE FORGET: The Jews Aren't Dying Fast Enough!
Followup-To: alt.revisionism
Organization: The Old Frog's Almanac, Vancouver Island, CANADA
Keywords: Frank,Poland

"During the course of the war Hitler pursued his second aim, the total
elimination of the Jews. They had lived in Poland, however hopelessly, for
many centuries. They had come to interpret the word Poland (Polen) in its
Hebrew etymology, Polin, `Here ye shall remain.' Hitler have as high a
priority to elimination of its three and a half million Jews as he gave to
the conquest of the land. Wherever his armies prevailed, the Jews were
among the first victims. The resistance during those bitter war years could
be described as circumvention rather than defiance. The Jews tended their
own sick, devised ingenious forms of ersatz foods, and shared their shabby
clothing and other possessions. Though the death rate edged toward
annihilation, the Jews did not die quickly enough, or in large enough
numbers, to satisfy their tormentors. In April 1942 the Governor General of
Poland, Hans Frank, expressed his frustration: `I wish to state that we
have sentenced two hundred thousand Jews to death by starvation; the fact
that the Jews are not dying from hunger will only serve to speed up
enactments of further anti-Jewish decrees.' To Frank, `speeding up' meant
more direct action."

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"THE REDEMPTION OF THE UNWANTED", Abram L.  Sachar (New York: St.
Martin's/Marek, 1983.                                       p. 49
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