The industrial complex setup too, these are documented facilities that don't align with a singular purpose of immediate mass extermination. The pure extermination narrative look increasingly cartoonish by now. A functioning nursery for infants and small children directly undercuts the claim that women and children were prioritized for immediate gassing on arrival. Laborers doing carpentry and metalwork, a complaints procedure routed to Commander Hoess, a dentist maintaining teeth for the workforce.

The musical scene (orchestra, bands) fits the same pattern: amenities and activities for prisoner morale or utility in a camp that had multiple overlapping purposes. Dentistry specifically for preserving teeth only makes sense if the goal included keeping people alive and productive long enough to work. A complaints office routing grievances to the top commander is bureaucratic infrastructure for managing a large forced-labor population, not something you'd prioritize in a pure extermination site.