Is this height chart accurate

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For 19 yo
 

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brutal
 
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Holy fuck
 
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ish
 
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I stayed in the Netherlands for a week and genuinely felt bellow average. It's over for people who move there.
 
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looks pretty accurate
I'm spherdic jewish and a bit ashkenazi, I don't like your profile, can you take it off. You do know 6 million of my people died to that man.
 
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As tall as a netherandese foid
 
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For young guys in well off areas add an inch to the average
 
I'm spherdic jewish and a bit ashkenazi, I don't like your profile, can you take it off. You do know 6 million of my people died to that man.
271k at best if it even happened
 
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No one disputes 271k since the figure was only notable due to it being confirmed by death certificates stored in Bad Arolsen. However, it doesn't dispute the scale being roughly 6 million. The Japanese and German camps contained a variety of peoples, but a large portion were Jewish, collectively speaking the population of these camps would be 17.5 million individuals. The 271k figure was only identified individuals and doesn't speak for the general death population being unidentified or records being lost or destroyed. This is why no one denies the 271k figure, its instead treated as a confirmed minimum value of deaths in most contexts. It's not treated like 271k people only dying which is what you're saying.
 

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