Confusion about the starving bodies

[PHDNM]

https://www.bitchute.com/video/zZunrBXCN2kH/

[Komintasavalta]

Good points in the video:

- 6:58: "The British struggled to remedy disastrous conditions in Bergen-Belsen after liberation. Many thousands died after liberation. In the end, the British burned the wooden barracks, as they became infested with deadly typhus-carrying body lice." This is supported by mainstream sources (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bergen...amp#Liberation): "Immediately before and after liberation, prisoners were dying at around 500 per day, mostly from typhus. [...] There were massive efforts to help the survivors with food and medical treatment [...]. Despite their efforts, about another 9,000 died in April, and by the end of June 1945 another 4,000 had died. (After liberation 13,994 people died.)"
- 9:35: "Typhus epidemics routinely occured in Europe during wartime. During World War 1, more than three million people died of typhus." (The same estimate of 3 million is also given by Wikipedia.)
- 10:15: "Zyklon B was used on the Mexican border to gas the clothing of Mexicans crossing the border." In one photo from 1939 featured in the video, you can also see a "fumigating and disinfecting team" from New Orleans with Zyklon B cans in the background (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/F...19946_Crop.jpg).