smallest person in the world 20 inches---10 pounds
50.8cm------4.5Kg
The insanity never ends
by Matt Giwer, © 2005 [March]
Here is a recent article from Ha'aretz, the oldest newspaper in Israel. This shows the insanity continues. Hysteria, huge numbers, wild claims when a simple calculation provides the answer.
Haaretz
Last Update: 24/03/2005 02:53
Holocaust victims' ashes to be buried at Sachsenhausen
By The Associated Press
POTSDAM - German officials plan next week to bury the ashes of thousands killed in the Nazis' Sachsenhausen concentration camp after they were discovered during building work at the site, the director of the camp memorial said Wednesday.
[We will find thousands is correct.]
Archaeologists last year found a layer of ashes up to 1.5 meters thick underneath a concrete building constructed near the camp's former crematorium by East Germany's communist authorities as a memorial, director Guenter Morsch said.
[What does thickness matter without knowing length and width?]
Morsch said it was impossible to establish the number or identity of the victims whose cremated remains were found, but estimated that "there are tens of thousands."
[But where does tens of thousands come from?]
Some 200,000 people, including political prisoners, captives from Poland, Soviet POWs as well as Jews, were interned at Sachsenhausen, north of Berlin, between 1936 and 1945, and tens of thousands died. "At the end of the Nazi regime, the SS tried to cover up the crimes committed at Sachsenhausen, and to do that they plowed the ashes of the dead into the ground over a wide area," burying them under a layer of earth, Morsch told reporters.
On March 29, memorial officials plan to bury the ashes in 150 urns at the Sachsenhausen site, each with a capacity of 30 kilograms, Morsch said.
[One assumes respect for the dead means this will be all the remains.]
The planned burial comes ahead of commemorations next month marking the camp's April 22, 1945 liberation by the Red Army.
Advancing Soviet forces found about 3,000 survivors, most of them old and sick. Thousands of other prisoners died during the death marches that preceded Sachsenhausen's liberation as the SS evacuated most of the camp.
Memorial officials expect many survivors to come to the April 17 anniversary commemoration, which German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer also will attend.
Over recent years, a new visitor center has been opened at the camp, and the site entrance has been moved so that visitors pass through the same gate used by the prisoners. The revamped memorial is to be officially inaugurated at the anniversary ceremony.
So lets find out just how many "people" are in these ashes without asking if they are even human ashes.
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weight = 2kg per person
15 per urn, 150 urns, 2250 remains
volume 205 cubic inches
205 x 2250 = 270 cubic feet = 9 cubic yards = 7.4 cubic meters
assuming only 1 meter deep = 2.7 meters square or 10 feet square OR roughly the size of three normal graves. Using the stated 1.5 meters we have the area of about one and a half normal graves but only to a depth of about five feet. So we can calculate these are the remains of less than 2500 people of which nothing else is known.
All reports on Gaza are factual.
You know... to save his so called people 
