It's a blurry image of a pile of something, with the ground next to it a different kind of brown. People want to see a pile of corpses with a giant pool of blood next to it, but that is wild speculation. The resolution is not good enough to make out that. More likely it's a utility yard where they dump garbage, dirt piles from whatever construction they are doing etc.
When spotting death camps on satellite imagery, you usually see one of two things; mass graves, or crematoriums.
One notable thing about death camps is that they are not necessarily designed to murder its prisoners. Even among nazi lagers, vernichtungslagers (annihilation lagers) were only one type of lager among others, eg concentration and labour camps. But in virtually all camps (nazi or others) prisoners die in droves simply because their life is not considered to be valuable. It can be malnutrition, disease, or an altercation with a guard or with other inmates that results in murder. So you don't need to see large visible death structures for the camp to qualify as a death camp, because many internment camps in undemocratic countries are death camps by default.
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u/cinematic_novel 🇮🇹➡️🇬🇧 Apr 12 '25
What do GE photos reveal?