Official court historians of World War II agree that up to 100,000 assorted victims of “Nazi terror” were buried at the Babi Yar Ravine in Kiev — yet we are told that the sacred remains of these victims have been left undisturbed out of “respect” for the surviving family members — and Jewish burial “laws.”
Those who have questioned the official narrative of Babi Yar have called for independent forensic investigation of the site — in order to set the official history on solid factual grounds — but Jewish leaders have resisted this — and thereby fueling the lingering doubts as to whether or not any strong corroborating evidence could be unearthed at Babi Yar, putting the doubters to rest once and for all.
But one of the most troubling aspects of this controversy is that a massive flood occurred at Babi Yar in 1961 — which displaced millions of tons of dirt and debris from the site. Given that the human body has 206 bones — each of the 100,000 victims buried at Babi Yar would have disinterred upwards of 20 million bones, turning the immediate vicinity into a virtual bone yard.