[PeterG]

Originally Posted by BulgarianSoldier

I have read a bit about Autchwitz, when the damn red soviet army come they have build crematorium ,and they said that bodys were burned there.And because in school i was really good at bio i fastly realise, that this is imposible, because the human body is 60-70 % water ... and this mean that one body cant burn outher body as the russians said. Of course germans won't use fuel because they need it.And burning 600-700 jews a day is FULLY imposible even with fuel.
While i was reading a i read what a jew who clame he was there say about all the thing.The man said that the jews were burned to ash even no bones. Wow even today the crematoriums use mashines to crush the bones because when you burn someone his bones will stay (You could easy check what happan after airplane crashes).

Let me start by congratulating you on your English, I know how hard it can be to express oneself clearly in a foreign language. However, there are so many mistakes here and misunderstandings that it is difficult knowing where to begin.

First, you are confusing chemistry, physics, and biology. You are quite right in saying that the human body is 60-70% water. However, most of this is in the body's muscle cells rather than in fat cells and in no way prevents combustion. The body also contains a very large amount of oxygen, and substantial quantities of hydrogen and nitrogen and, in sum, it is highly combustible. You might as well say that whiskey will not burn because it contains 30% water or that ethanol vapour will not ignite because it consists of 4% water. I would advise you not to test this with any large amounts of either.

Then we have this:

The man said that the jews were burned to ash even no bones.Wow even today the crematoriums use mashines to crush the bones because when you burn someone his bones will stay (You could easy check what happan after airplane crashes).

Here you are confusing the disposal of bodies in death camps with modern cremation funeral practises. All that remains after burning a corpse at over 1,000° is mostly ash except for certain bone fragments. In a modern cremation it is the entire remaining ash and bone fragment volume which is gathered and run through a processor, creating a uniform powder-like texture, which is placed in an urn for the deceased next-of-kin.

As for this

Of course germans won't use fuel because they need it.

You are wrongly assuming that the Nazis used petrol (gasoline) or vehicle oil. You might just as well say that flame-throwers wasted valuable fuel. They used compressed nitrogen and compounds similar to napalm, and could easily be adapted to ignite cremations. Compressed spayed paraffin, as used in common blow-torches, is also more than adequate.