Jews Evacuated from Bombings to Bergen Belsen

By To be determined ∙ September 21, 2020

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The Germans evacuated Jews away from the deadly bombing raids to Bergen-Belsen.

Conditions in Bergen-Belsen were generally good until the final months of the war. This is confirmed by Jewish Virtual Library.
https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/history-and-overview-of-bergen-belsen
Holocaust propaganda films always show the poor conditions in Bergen-Belsen in order to frame the evil Germans, but the holohoaxers fail to mention this was a sick camp and evacuation camp at the very end of the war, the camp suffered from a typhus outbreak, the camp had been cut off from supplies and water by allied bombs. Bergen-Belsen had also been badly damaged by storms before liberation. The hoaxers always leave out the vital details.

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