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271k is a number referring to a neo-nazi claim that the Nazis killed only 271 thousand Jews, instead of the actual 6 million.
6 Million? Best i can do is 271k.
271k by traindeer March 20, 2024
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A number that nazis on TikTok think was the real number of jews that died in the Holocaust.
JerichoGoldbergstein✡️ : Hi, im jewish👋
NeverLoseYuorSmile🇷🇺⚡️⚡️: TJD, it was 271k by the way😁
271k is an outrageous claim by neo-nazis that severely underestimates the amount of Jews that died in the holocaust - The real number is 6 million, it's turned into a far-right dogwhistle, the global far-right is pretty split between "the holocaust never happened" or "the holocaust happened and it was good."
"6m? Best I can do is 271k."
271k by scribeby June 24, 2024
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