Red Cross-rescued jews declared dead to force Romania to pay reparations

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The Jews of Romania, extracted through the clandestine operations of the Red Cross, were declared dead so that Romania would be made to pay reparations for its alleged "guilt"
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MECHANICALLY TRANSLATED FROM ROMANIAN

It seems that even the Jews from Romania extracted through the clandestine operations of the Red Cross, organized together with the Zionists, were left as dead, but, perfidiously, Romania is made to pay even today, financially and politically, for her alleged "guilt".

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To extract or save the Jews, the Red Cross was literally used by the Zionist Jew Saly Mayer from Switzerland. Saly Mayer first gave a sum of 100,000 Swiss francs on behalf of the Joint to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), which was transferred to Romania, where the Romanian Red Cross, close to the royal house (Crown), and - assumed the use of the money for the Jewish cause under the general supervision of the Swiss delegate of the ICRC, Charles Kolb, seconded by another Swiss, Vladimir Steiger, both collaborating for the "saving of the Jews" with Rabbi Al. Saffron. (This information comes from the number 1 researcher of the work of the Red Cross on the Jews in the Second World War, the Swiss Jean-Claude Favez, who was allowed to study the archives of the Red Cross for 8 years,

In August 1938, Switzerland had closed its borders and turned away thousands of refugees, mostly Jews. Then, on the initiative of Chaim Weizmann, the president of the World Zionist Organization, the "Swiss" Jew Saly Mayer organized, together with Nathan Schwalb, who had been elected in August 1939 head of the world office of Hechaluz (the umbrella organization of Zionist youth organizations), a "Zionist rescue committee" in Switzerland (where the International Red Cross operated). Through Schwalb, Mayer also contacted and worked with the Swiss Masonic "resistance" group Aktion Nationaler Widerstand (ANW / Action of National Resistance), directed against German National Socialism.

Jewish leader and Swiss businessman, Saly Mayer (1882-1950) acted through a combination of functions. He was president of the Association of Jewish Communities in 1936, and during his tenure the association joined the powerful World Jewish Congress (a kind of modern global kahal). Mayer had also become the representative in Switzerland of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, the famous Joint that revolves around the world. But more importantly, during World War II, Mayer was also appointed director of the Swiss office of the American Joint Distribution Committee, in which capacity he maintained contact with the Jewish communities in the German-occupied territories and thus transmitted funds from the Joint (JDC).

He was involved in operations to "save the Jews from the hands of the Germans", also participating in that 1942 "Europe Plan" of the "Slovakia working group" (a secret alliance between Zionists and ultra-Orthodox Jews led by a Zionist and a woman, Gisi Fleishmann, at the suggestion of Rabbi Michael Weissmandel) by which, "by paying from two to three million dollars provided by Jews in free countries, one million Jews remaining in Europe were to be saved from extermination", Saly Mayer being famous also because he would have brought between 200 and 230 thousand Jews from Hungary outside the German zone, who had to end up in the camps.

Also through Saly Mayer, in the spring of 1944, another sum of 100,000 francs arrived in Romania (the same value as at the beginning of the war), also from a donation from the Joint, which was made available to Karl Kolb, the representative of the International Red Cross in Bucharest, through the intervention of the War Refugee Board (the Council for War Refugees, established by American President Roosevelt in January 1944 as an executive agency of the United States "to help the Jews abandoned in Europe", as "civilian victims of the Axis powers"), which, supported by the philo-Zionist Eleanor Roosevelt, the president's wife, and with the World Jewish Congress behind it, was supposed to send "aid funds to help the Jews flee from Romania and France".

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In this context, the operation of the Red Cross, Romanian branch, to rescue the Jews from the deportation train to Calarasi, Jews from Iaşi suspected of making pacts with the Soviet enemy and of incidents with the German and Romanian army, must be seen.

Out of 2,530 Jews who boarded in Iasi, only about 1,100 arrived in Călăraşi, and the "correct history", promoted by Jewish organizations, says that they died on the way. But did they really die? All? Because there was no real official record (of civil status) of these deaths, and the Red Cross was also fully involved, clandestinely, in "saving the Jews" from the train (and from Romania, in general), in Romania the Jews being able to easily procure false documents, as the German reports stated, even suspecting the complicity of some Romanian officials.

And the list of dead Jews on the train to Podu Iloaiei is flawed since many were thrown from the train on the route, according to the testimony of "Holocaust survivor" Leonard Zaicescu, who said that "many of those who died on the way were thrown from wagons", himself appearing dead for a long time and appearing after a few months, during which time the family had also held his funeral.

A significant number of Jews therefore did not reach Podu Iloaiei and were reported dead, and a Jewish "committee" took care of this matter. Were they dead for sure? Because we learn from the same source (L. Zăicescu) that "the captain of the football team in our neighborhood, Willy, who hanged himself [in the wagon] with his shirt sleeves from a hook, was a young man who was no more than 18 years old" . Is that what the Jews did on the "death train", they committed suicide and were then "thrown" off the train? And were they counted as dead at destination because they were missing?

Were all those thrown from the train dead or were they the subject of a rescue operation coordinated by the Red Cross through characters such as Viorica Agarici, a friend of the Jewish community, who participated in the rescue of those from the deportation trains, because she led the Red Cross of the city of Roman? Her deeds are exaggerated by the Jews, a situation meant to incriminate the Romanian authorities, but also to hide the reality that she facilitated the intervention of other Jews in the administration of the transport and in the fate of the deported.

The head of the Red Cross in Romania was Jean Costinescu, as the liberal politician Ioan Emil Costinescu (1871-1951) was called, a former minister close to the hard core of the party, where Prime Minister IG Duca had been at home (together with Dinu Brătianu), before to be shot by Nicadori in 1933, avenging the dissolution of the Iron Guard by the government and the intention to kill another 300,000 Jews in Romania.

When they came to power, the legionnaires wanted to remove him from his positions, such as that of the Red Cross, but "Costinescu, introduced to the secrets of the entourage, sent a letter to Mrs. Antonescu, complaining about the injustice done to him, being fired from an institution where he worked for so many years", and "Mrs. Maria Antonescu took the business into her own hands, informing her husband of the "horror" committed. So Jean Costinescu remained in his positions, and the legionnaires would be the ones removed from the government, being the target of several political snares.
And as head of the Red Cross in Romania, Costinescu was seconded by the "two international envoys" from the center, from Switzerland, Charles Kolb and Vladimir de Steiger, and together they "worked on various rescue proposals to transport the Jews from Romania to Ankara and Palestine" (also cf. Jean-Claude Favez, The Red Cross and the Holocaust, Cambridge University Press, 1999, pp. 210-211).

Viorica Agarici, their subordinate from Moldova at the Red Cross, came from a rich family and had been a colleague at the private school Les Ruches, in Paris, even with Eleanor Roosevelt (the wife of the American president at the time, Franklin Delano Roosevelt), the great friend of the Jews, she being a permanent presence at the table, at that time, at the home of the Zionist leader Nahum Goldmann, in New York. And the leaders of the Zionist Jews were pulling the strings of the war through Roosevelt, who was like a puppet in their hands.

She, Viorica Agarici, was also the daughter of a former mayor of Roman who also stood out because he often intervened in favor of the Jews and contributed to the establishment of the local synagogue and the modern school. At the same time, Viorica Agarici taught in Romanian, in particular, German and French lessons to children from Jewish families in the neighborhood where she lived, on Ștefan cel Mare street (cf. the memories of the activist Iuliana Năstase-Onu, posted on inroman.ro), having connections very close friendship with the Jewish community.

When on the night of July 2, 1941, the train with Jewish suspects deported to Călăraşi stopped at the Roman station, Viorica Agarici took action on behalf of the Red Cross.

And so Viorica Agarici did more than her duty as the head of the Romanian Red Cross to help the Jews from Iași, arrested and displaced as suspects of making pacts with the Soviet enemy, because she managed to bring other Jews to help them these, bypassing the authorities, her first aid operation being carried out with the help of "local Jewish volunteers", including Jewish doctors (who determined who was dead and had to be taken from the station), and thus effectively blocked the transport for a whole day. According to one account, coming with recommendations from above, Agarici was actually ordering the authorities what to do, and they complied.

In order to obtain submission, she invoked the name of General Nicolae Tătăranu, Chief of the General Staff, who happened to be (?) at that time in Roman, at the Military Circle, and had liberal sympathies, although he had also been in the good graces of King Charles II .

"I returned [from the general] - Agarici would report - to the place where the train [was] stopped and said that we had an order [allowing] the actions that followed [washing and disinfecting the wagons, etc.]... The gendarmes did not I was prevented from giving assistance, nor were the [Jewish] doctors prevented from giving aid."

At her order, "the Jews were allowed to leave the train so that they could rest before continuing their journey." After a little treatment "from the Jewish doctors (the first to come into contact with the Jews on the train)... they were directed to another end of the yard, where they were shorn, threw their clothes into a pit full of lime, and climbed into the bathroom car".
The involvement of the local Jewish community, for which Agarici was only a pioneer, was confirmed by General Romulus Stănescu: "When the train with Jewish deportees from Iasi arrived at the Roman station, I was the prefect of the Roman county... The first aid in food, tea , water was procured first through the Red Cross, then through the Jewish Community of Roman".
The Jewish testimonies say that after the proper sanitization of the carriages and first aid, other branches of the Red Cross on the train route to Călărași "took his example, finding the courage to offer all the support to the poor travelers". In reality, this aid was authorized by the Romanian authorities, it was not heroic, but this aspect confuses the accounts of the holocausts.
All day Thursday, July 3, 1941, the train was at the platform of the sanitary company in the station, and Agarici "received permission to pick up the corpses" of the Jews from the train, dead from the heat, infections and lack of water, corpses whose evidence and fate are absolutely debatable, because, as Jewish holocaustologists say, most of the bodies were "buried in mass graves, near the stations on the route" and that it is possible that the initial number was higher, and that the losses were undercounted by the officials, who kept no evidence of the bodies thrown from the train.
We must not forget that the Zionists who used the Red Cross did not act to bury corpses, but actually had the mission to save alive as many Jews as possible, even secretly, to take them out secretly to other destinations. And some Jews, although counted as dead by the Jewish community, reappeared after a while.
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Even the Jewish holocaust Carol Iancu (author of the book "Alexandru Şafran and the unfinished Shoah in Romania", that is, in other words, the non-existent holocaust in Romania), accuses that in the Wiesel Commission Report ("Final Report" accepted by the Romanian presidency), for the most part the activity of the chief rabbi Alexandru Şafran [as] Besides, there are also hidden personalities who, however, played a leading role either in canceling the order to deport the Jews to Poland, or in protecting the Romanian Jews in during the Shoah: the apostolic nuncio Andrea Cassulo, the international Red Cross delegates Charles Kolb and Vladimir Steiger, the Swiss ambassador, René de Weck... Despite their actions [to save the Jews], their names do not appear even once [in the Official Report. " (Carol Iancu,"History of Shoah in Romania" in Cultural Observatory, no. 564)
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One more proof, from a Jew (Carol Iancu), that the Wiesel Report contains many intellectual forgeries that would thus support, unequivocally, Romania's guilt of the anti-Jewish Holocaust, which has become a business and politics and monetary