Konrad Morgen was an SS investigator and judge during WWII who's role it was to investigate criminal activity among the SS. He investigated and prosecuted SS personel at concentration camps, and even had two members of the SS convicted and shot for the murder of prison inmates. Furthermore he investigated Amon Goeth for theft of Jewish property; Goeth is the commandant character in the fictional movie "Schindlers List" by Steven Speilberg.
Now what sense does this make, if the Germans were pursuing a policy of mass murder of Jews? Thats like handing out speeding tickets on the autobahn. Morgen's prosecution of SS personnel doesn't make sense if you believe the establishment's holohoax bullshit.
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From the site:
Having the dual role of both investigator and judge, Morgen prosecuted SS camp administrators and guards as head of an internal SS apparatus against corruption. (The SS ran the camps). Of particular note is what he did in the Buchenwald camp. Four people were arrested, including the former camp commander's wife, Ilse Koch. After a lengthy 8 month investigation of the camp, where rumours and allegations were looked into, and inmates were interviewed; it was determined that 3-4 prisoners had been killed some years earlier. For that Morgen sentenced the former commander of Buchenwald, Karl Koch (along with his deputy) to death, and Karl Koch's wife, Ilse, was acquitted on a charge of embezzlement.
No one disputes Morgen's extensive wartime prosecutions. He described them in his own words at the Nuremberg Trial:
"About 200 were tried during my activity. Five concentration camp commanders were arrested by me personally. Two were shot after being tried."
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