[Pelle]

Excellent post!

So fucking inhuman!

That electric-fence pic even kinda disturbs me. Fascism as it is...

[curvature]

I dont understand why they try to deny . Its shows no ability to face truth . Its weak on every level. Every one.

[durt]

[AnalThunder]

mmmhh Awesome!

[Ed Gein]

[Russian]

Poor jews. I wish those where muslims

[DiamondSmiles]

Sad!

I hope my legs are closed when I die ;)

[joak]

sad part of our history.

[justthefacts]

Last pic is from the American/British bombing of Dresden, Germany, February 1945.

[bumclot]

The third photo down, the one from Life Magazine with the vultures, isn't from the Holocaust, it's from the 'Great Calcutta Killings'.

Direct Action Day (16 August 1946), also known as the Great Calcutta Killing, was a day of widespread riot and manslaughter in the city of Calcutta (now known as Kolkata) in the Bengal province of British India.

The region most affected by the violence was the densely populated sector of the city bounded by Park Circus and Lower Circular Road on the south, CIT Road on the east, Vivekananda Road on the north and Strand Road on the west. 
Official estimate put the casualties at 4,000 dead and 100,000 injured. Other sources put the death toll at 7,000–10,000. 
Some authors have claimed that most of the victims were Hindus. However, others indicate appreciably more Muslims were killed than Hindus.

Skirmishes between the communities continued for almost a week. Finally, on 21 August, the Muslim Laegue govt was dismissed and Bengal was put under Viceroy's rule. 
5 battalions British troops, supported by 4 battalions Indians and Gurkhas, were deployed in the city. 
Lord Wavell alleged that more British troops ought to have been called in earlier, and there is no indication that more British troops were not available.
The rioting reduced on 22 August.

Here's a wider-angle photo:


Brutal