/lit/ - Literature

>>11017601
It’s funny to see the older stuff still being used after they’ve worked hard to get the story straight(er).
“Shaul Ladany, who was in the camp as an 8-year-old and later survived the Munich Massacre at the 1972 Summer Olympics recalled:
I saw my father beaten by the SS, and I lost most of my family there... A ransom deal that the Americans attempted saved 2,000 Jews and I was one. I actually went into the gas chamber, but was reprieved. God knows why.”
From here, the wiki on a non-death camp still includes this lie about gas chambers when everyone agrees they were never present at Bergen Belsen.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bergen-Belsen_concentration_camp
Why is that?

>>11012644
Sure, I’ve read “Voluptuous Panic”, I’d put more credence in that work than two gossipy queens wanting to paint a picture that they wanted to be true. I know that there was a lot of sick stuff going on, but gays are famous for writing their jerkoff fantasies as fact. I’d take both with a grain of salt since they had an interest in normalizing their behavior. “Voluptuous Panic” has actual adverts and photos, harder to deny that.