Calling the Shoah the "so-called Holocaust" while claiming nothing in WWII looked like Gaza isn't a critique of warfare. It is senile historical revisionism dressed up as libertarian theory. We do not compare Jewish suffering to anyone else's, and we don't take history lessons from a German academic still bitter about Nuremberg. At Nuremberg, prosecutors didn't rely on rumors. Justice Robert Jackson's team screened over 100,000 captured German records and entered 4,000 of the regime's own documents into the court record, alongside US Army Signal Corps film of the camps (Document 2430-PS). The Nazi bureaucracy indicted itself in its own ink. As for "nothing like this happened in WWII": SS-Gruppenführer Jürgen Stroop handed Himmler a 125-page leather-bound ledger with 53 photographs documenting how German forces dynamited and burned the Warsaw Ghetto block by block until not a single wall stood (IMT Document 1061-PS, USA Exhibit 275). Beyond Warsaw, WWII saw Stalingrad, Manila, Berlin, and Dresden reduced to rubble. The difference in Gaza is legal and operational. Under Article 52(2) of Additional Protocol I, a structure loses civilian immunity when used for military operations. Hamas built over 500 kilometers of tunnels and fighting positions under homes, schools, and clinics, then filmed its own October 7 massacres on GoPro. When you turn a neighborhood into a rocket launchpad, the rubble belongs to Hamas.