I think it is an interesting question. I don't know if any of you researched it. It is definitely a forbidden subject and can get you in big trouble in a hurry. If I were still a preacher, I can get removed by simply questioning it.
Most of you know that I have an Mdiv degree. In the Seminary, one of the biggest problem for the existence of God is the problem of "extreme" evil such as Holocaust. We had to learn theodicy and different theories of apologetics in order to defend the faith and keep people in the church.
Anyway, as someone who sometimes think outside the box, i was thinking what if it didn't actually happen? Everyone in the Seminary take Holocaust as fact without ever questioning it. After reading about different sides of the arguement, I don't think holocaust actually happened. At least it didn't happen the way the movie Schindler's list portrayed it. I could be wrong but I am fairly confident about my conclusion.
I think this is important because an event such as holocaust can affect the way a person views the world. A person can think that the supreme authority of the universe doesn't exist or doesn't give a damn. And good people can easily become unlucky and fall victims to bad people in this world.



