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	'''Alleged Holohoax rescuers''' are individuals who allegedly rescued jews and/or others during [[the Holohoax]].		'''Alleged Holohoax rescuers''' are individuals who allegedly rescued jews and/or others during [[the Holohoax]].

	Well-known alleged rescuers (although ~~tbe~~ rescue claim itelf may not be well-known) include [[Oskar Schindler]], [[Raoul Wallenberg]], [[Heinz Heydrich]], [[Albert Göring]], [[Kurt Gerstein]], [[Kurt Becher]], [[Ernst Kaltenbrunner]], and [[Adolf Eichmann]].		Well-known alleged rescuers (although the rescue claim itelf may not be well-known) include [[Oskar Schindler]], [[Raoul Wallenberg]], [[Heinz Heydrich]], [[Albert Göring]], [[Kurt Gerstein]], [[Kurt Becher]], [[Ernst Kaltenbrunner]], and [[Adolf Eichmann]].

	The accounts of how ~~tbe~~ rescues allegedly occurred and ~~tbe~~ numbers allegedly rescued by may vary widely.		The accounts of how the rescues allegedly occurred and the numbers allegedly rescued by may vary widely.

	One politically correct aspect of this is by arguing that such alleged rescues prove that knowledge of ~~tbe~~ Holohoax was common. A counter-argument is that rumors and Allied propaganda on ~~tbe~~ Holohoax were very common (see [[Allied psychological warfare]]), that many individuals exposed to such rumors and propaganda may well have believed ~~tbe~~ claims to be true, but that rumors and propaganda are not trustworthy evidence.		One politically correct aspect of this is by arguing that such alleged rescues prove that knowledge of the Holohoax was common. A counter-argument is that rumors and Allied propaganda on the Holohoax were very common (see [[Allied psychological warfare]]), that many individuals exposed to such rumors and propaganda may well have believed the claims to be true, but that rumors and propaganda are not trustworthy evidence.

	The alleged rescuers may well have disbelieved ~~tbe~~ Holohoax rumors/propaganda or have been uncertain regarding their validity, but regardless wanted to rescue jews and others from deportations, forced labor, and an uncertain fate.		The alleged rescuers may well have disbelieved the Holohoax rumors/propaganda or have been uncertain regarding their validity, but regardless wanted to rescue jews and others from deportations, forced labor, and an uncertain fate.

	The motive may not necessarily have been purely selfless. The rescuers may well have expected to be rewarded in various ways after ~~tbe~~ war, which was what also occurred. The reward could possibly be expected to be large due to ~~tbe~~ large [[jewish influence]]. German rescuers could expect that their actions would be important during possible postwar war crimes investigations and trials staged by ~~tbe~~ victors, which was what also occurred. That Germany would lose was obvious during ~~tbe~~ later stages of ~~tbe~~ war.		The motive may not necessarily have been purely selfless. The rescuers may well have expected to be rewarded in various ways after the war, which was what also occurred. The reward could possibly be expected to be large due to the large [[jewish influence]]. German rescuers could expect that their actions would be important during possible postwar war crimes investigations and trials staged by the victors, which was what also occurred. That Germany would lose was obvious during the later stages of the war.

	The rescuers may well have been rewarded already during ~~tbe~~ war, such as when [[Oskar Schindler]] used jews in his factories, or more covertly by being paid by rich jews and jewish organizations.		The rescuers may well have been rewarded already during the war, such as when [[Oskar Schindler]] used jews in his factories, or more covertly by being paid by rich jews and jewish organizations.

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	[[Category:Alleged Holohoax rescuers]]		[[Category:Alleged Holohoax rescuers]]

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	'''Alleged Holohoax rescuers''' are individuals who allegedly rescued jews and/or others during [[the Holohoax]].		'''Alleged Holohoax rescuers''' are individuals who allegedly rescued jews and/or others during [[the Holohoax]].

	Well-known alleged rescuers (although ~~the~~ rescue claim itelf may not be well-known) include [[Oskar Schindler]], [[Raoul Wallenberg]], [[Heinz Heydrich]], [[Albert Göring]], [[Kurt Gerstein]], [[Kurt Becher]], [[Ernst Kaltenbrunner]], and [[Adolf Eichmann]].		Well-known alleged rescuers (although tbe rescue claim itelf may not be well-known) include [[Oskar Schindler]], [[Raoul Wallenberg]], [[Heinz Heydrich]], [[Albert Göring]], [[Kurt Gerstein]], [[Kurt Becher]], [[Ernst Kaltenbrunner]], and [[Adolf Eichmann]].

	The accounts of how ~~the~~ rescues allegedly occurred and ~~the~~ numbers allegedly rescued by may vary widely.		The accounts of how tbe rescues allegedly occurred and tbe numbers allegedly rescued by may vary widely.

	One politically correct aspect of this is by arguing that such alleged rescues prove that knowledge of ~~the~~ Holohoax was common. A counter-argument is that rumors and Allied propaganda on ~~the~~ Holohoax were very common (see [[Allied psychological warfare]]), that many individuals exposed to such rumors and propaganda may well have believed ~~the~~ claims to be true, but that rumors and propaganda are not trustworthy evidence.		One politically correct aspect of this is by arguing that such alleged rescues prove that knowledge of tbe Holohoax was common. A counter-argument is that rumors and Allied propaganda on tbe Holohoax were very common (see [[Allied psychological warfare]]), that many individuals exposed to such rumors and propaganda may well have believed tbe claims to be true, but that rumors and propaganda are not trustworthy evidence.

	The alleged rescuers may well have disbelieved ~~the~~ Holohoax rumors/propaganda or have been uncertain regarding their validity, but regardless wanted to rescue jews and others from deportations, forced labor, and an uncertain fate.		The alleged rescuers may well have disbelieved tbe Holohoax rumors/propaganda or have been uncertain regarding their validity, but regardless wanted to rescue jews and others from deportations, forced labor, and an uncertain fate.

	The motive may not necessarily have been purely selfless. The rescuers may well have expected to be rewarded in various ways after ~~the~~ war, which was what also occurred. The reward could possibly be expected to be large due to ~~the~~ large [[jewish influence]]. German rescuers could expect that their actions would be important during possible postwar war crimes investigations and trials staged by ~~the~~ victors, which was what also occurred. That Germany would lose was obvious during ~~the~~ later stages of ~~the~~ war.		The motive may not necessarily have been purely selfless. The rescuers may well have expected to be rewarded in various ways after tbe war, which was what also occurred. The reward could possibly be expected to be large due to tbe large [[jewish influence]]. German rescuers could expect that their actions would be important during possible postwar war crimes investigations and trials staged by tbe victors, which was what also occurred. That Germany would lose was obvious during tbe later stages of tbe war.

	The rescuers may well have been rewarded already during ~~the~~ war, such as when [[Oskar Schindler]] used jews in his factories, or more covertly by being paid by rich jews and jewish organizations.		The rescuers may well have been rewarded already during tbe war, such as when [[Oskar Schindler]] used jews in his factories, or more covertly by being paid by rich jews and jewish organizations.

	[[Category:The Holohoax]]		[[Category:The Holohoax]]
	[[Category:Alleged Holohoax rescuers]]		[[Category:Alleged Holohoax rescuers]]

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	'''Alleged ~~Holocaust~~ rescuers''' are individuals who allegedly rescued jews and/or others during [[the ~~Holocaust~~]].		'''Alleged Holohoax rescuers''' are individuals who allegedly rescued jews and/or others during [[the Holohoax]].

	Well-known alleged rescuers (although the rescue claim itelf may not be well-known) include [[Oskar Schindler]], [[Raoul Wallenberg]], [[Heinz Heydrich]], [[Albert Göring]], [[Kurt Gerstein]], [[Kurt Becher]], [[Ernst Kaltenbrunner]], and [[Adolf Eichmann]].		Well-known alleged rescuers (although the rescue claim itelf may not be well-known) include [[Oskar Schindler]], [[Raoul Wallenberg]], [[Heinz Heydrich]], [[Albert Göring]], [[Kurt Gerstein]], [[Kurt Becher]], [[Ernst Kaltenbrunner]], and [[Adolf Eichmann]].
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	The accounts of how the rescues allegedly occurred and the numbers allegedly rescued by may vary widely.		The accounts of how the rescues allegedly occurred and the numbers allegedly rescued by may vary widely.

	One politically correct aspect of this is by arguing that such alleged rescues prove that knowledge of the ~~Holocaust~~ was common. A counter-argument is that rumors and Allied propaganda on the ~~Holocaust~~ were very common (see [[Allied psychological warfare]]), that many individuals exposed to such rumors and propaganda may well have believed the claims to be true, but that rumors and propaganda are not trustworthy evidence.		One politically correct aspect of this is by arguing that such alleged rescues prove that knowledge of the Holohoax was common. A counter-argument is that rumors and Allied propaganda on the Holohoax were very common (see [[Allied psychological warfare]]), that many individuals exposed to such rumors and propaganda may well have believed the claims to be true, but that rumors and propaganda are not trustworthy evidence.

	The alleged rescuers may well have disbelieved the ~~Holocaust~~ rumors/propaganda or have been uncertain regarding their validity, but regardless wanted to rescue jews and others from deportations, forced labor, and an uncertain fate.		The alleged rescuers may well have disbelieved the Holohoax rumors/propaganda or have been uncertain regarding their validity, but regardless wanted to rescue jews and others from deportations, forced labor, and an uncertain fate.

	The motive may not necessarily have been purely selfless. The rescuers may well have expected to be rewarded in various ways after the war, which was what also occurred. The reward could possibly be expected to be large due to the large [[jewish influence]]. German rescuers could expect that their actions would be important during possible postwar war crimes investigations and trials staged by the victors, which was what also occurred. That Germany would lose was obvious during the later stages of the war.		The motive may not necessarily have been purely selfless. The rescuers may well have expected to be rewarded in various ways after the war, which was what also occurred. The reward could possibly be expected to be large due to the large [[jewish influence]]. German rescuers could expect that their actions would be important during possible postwar war crimes investigations and trials staged by the victors, which was what also occurred. That Germany would lose was obvious during the later stages of the war.
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	'''Alleged Holocaust rescuers''' are individuals who allegedly rescued ~~Jews~~ and/or others during [[the Holocaust]].		'''Alleged Holocaust rescuers''' are individuals who allegedly rescued jews and/or others during [[the Holocaust]].

	Well-known alleged rescuers (although the rescue claim itelf may not be well-known) include [[Oskar Schindler]], [[Raoul Wallenberg]], [[Heinz Heydrich]], [[Albert Göring]], [[Kurt Gerstein]], [[Kurt Becher]], [[Ernst Kaltenbrunner]], and [[Adolf Eichmann]].		Well-known alleged rescuers (although the rescue claim itelf may not be well-known) include [[Oskar Schindler]], [[Raoul Wallenberg]], [[Heinz Heydrich]], [[Albert Göring]], [[Kurt Gerstein]], [[Kurt Becher]], [[Ernst Kaltenbrunner]], and [[Adolf Eichmann]].
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	One politically correct aspect of this is by arguing that such alleged rescues prove that knowledge of the Holocaust was common. A counter-argument is that rumors and Allied propaganda on the Holocaust were very common (see [[Allied psychological warfare]]), that many individuals exposed to such rumors and propaganda may well have believed the claims to be true, but that rumors and propaganda are not trustworthy evidence.		One politically correct aspect of this is by arguing that such alleged rescues prove that knowledge of the Holocaust was common. A counter-argument is that rumors and Allied propaganda on the Holocaust were very common (see [[Allied psychological warfare]]), that many individuals exposed to such rumors and propaganda may well have believed the claims to be true, but that rumors and propaganda are not trustworthy evidence.

	The alleged rescuers may well have disbelieved the Holocaust rumors/propaganda or have been uncertain regarding their validity, but regardless wanted to rescue ~~Jews~~ and others from deportations, forced labor, and an uncertain fate.		The alleged rescuers may well have disbelieved the Holocaust rumors/propaganda or have been uncertain regarding their validity, but regardless wanted to rescue jews and others from deportations, forced labor, and an uncertain fate.

	The motive may not necessarily have been purely selfless. The rescuers may well have expected to be rewarded in various ways after the war, which was what also occurred. The reward could possibly be expected to be large due to the large [[~~Jewish~~ influence]]. German rescuers could expect that their actions would be important during possible postwar war crimes investigations and trials staged by the victors, which was what also occurred. That Germany would lose was obvious during the later stages of the war.		The motive may not necessarily have been purely selfless. The rescuers may well have expected to be rewarded in various ways after the war, which was what also occurred. The reward could possibly be expected to be large due to the large [[jewish influence]]. German rescuers could expect that their actions would be important during possible postwar war crimes investigations and trials staged by the victors, which was what also occurred. That Germany would lose was obvious during the later stages of the war.

	The rescuers may well have been rewarded already during the war, such as when [[Oskar Schindler]] used ~~Jews~~ in his factories, or more covertly by being paid by rich ~~Jews~~ and ~~Jewish~~ organizations.		The rescuers may well have been rewarded already during the war, such as when [[Oskar Schindler]] used jews in his factories, or more covertly by being paid by rich jews and jewish organizations.

	[[Category:The Holohoax]]		[[Category:The Holohoax]]
	[[Category:Alleged Holocaust rescuers]]		[[Category:Alleged Holocaust rescuers]]

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	The rescuers may well have been rewarded already during the war, such as when [[Oskar Schindler]] used Jews in his factories, or more covertly by being paid by rich Jews and Jewish organizations.		The rescuers may well have been rewarded already during the war, such as when [[Oskar Schindler]] used Jews in his factories, or more covertly by being paid by rich Jews and Jewish organizations.

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	[[Category:Alleged Holocaust rescuers]]		[[Category:Alleged Holocaust rescuers]]

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'''Alleged Holocaust rescuers''' are individuals who allegedly rescued Jews and/or others during [[the Holocaust]].

Well-known alleged rescuers (although the rescue claim itelf may not be well-known) include [[Oskar Schindler]], [[Raoul Wallenberg]], [[Heinz Heydrich]], [[Albert Göring]], [[Kurt Gerstein]], [[Kurt Becher]], [[Ernst Kaltenbrunner]], and [[Adolf Eichmann]].

The accounts of how the rescues allegedly occurred and the numbers allegedly rescued by may vary widely.

One politically correct aspect of this is by arguing that such alleged rescues prove that knowledge of the Holocaust was common. A counter-argument is that rumors and Allied propaganda on the Holocaust were very common (see [[Allied psychological warfare]]), that many individuals exposed to such rumors and propaganda may well have believed the claims to be true, but that rumors and propaganda are not trustworthy evidence.

The alleged rescuers may well have disbelieved the Holocaust rumors/propaganda or have been uncertain regarding their validity, but regardless wanted to rescue Jews and others from deportations, forced labor, and an uncertain fate.

The motive may not necessarily have been purely selfless. The rescuers may well have expected to be rewarded in various ways after the war, which was what also occurred. The reward could possibly be expected to be large due to the large [[Jewish influence]]. German rescuers could expect that their actions would be important during possible postwar war crimes investigations and trials staged by the victors, which was what also occurred. That Germany would lose was obvious during the later stages of the war.

The rescuers may well have been rewarded already during the war, such as when [[Oskar Schindler]] used Jews in his factories, or more covertly by being paid by rich Jews and Jewish organizations.

[[Category:The Holocaust]]
[[Category:Alleged Holocaust rescuers]]