To add to the trial bit, these are some of the other things the Germans were accused of:

● vaporizing 20,000 Jews near Auschwitz with “atomic energy”;

● killing 840,000 Russian POW’s at Sachsenhausen concentration camp (in one month, with special pedal-driven brain-bashing machines, no less), then disposing of them in mobile crematoria;

● torturing and killing Jewish prisoners to the tempo of a specially composed “Tango of Death” in Lvov;

● steaming Jews to death like lobsters at Treblinka;

● electrocuting them en masse at Belzec;

● making not only lampshades and soap but also handbags, driving gloves, book bindings, saddles, riding breeches, gloves, house slippers, etc. from the remains of their victims;

●killing prisoners and concentration camp inmates for everything from having armpit hair to soiled underclothing?

Yes, the gassings happened.

Care to provide details, or answers to the more specific questions I had above?

Didn't nazis admit to doing it?

Rupert Butler wrote an Anti-Nazi book called Legions of Death in 1983. In it he wrote this.

The Nuremburg Court, or where nazis would have admitted such things, is where the ridiculous things like Jews being turned into lampshades and even soap were originally claimed, believed, and printed as fact.

It's your choice to believe it or not, but the Judge of that court, Edward L. Van Roden wrote in his book, "American Atrocities in Germany" about how 137 of the 139 alleged war criminals were tortured by having their testicles crushed.

You can DDG this:

Article 19 of the London Charter (rules for the Nuremburg Trials) states: "The Tribunal shall not be bound by rules of EVIDENCE."

Article 21 states: "The Tribunal shall not require proof of facts of common knowledge but shall take judicial notice thereof."