There is a typed memorandum which mentions a temporary "vergasungskeller" in one of the rooms of Crematorium II of Auschwitz/Birkenau in January 1943, but there is no indication that a homicidal gas chamber is referred to. In a number of other documents, "vergasungen" refers to ...

I have a problem with this word “Sonderkommando”. There is no such a word in the German language, I cannot find it in my Herders Volks Lexikon , nor in the Duden Vol 10 Das Bedeutungswörterbuch nor in the Duden Vol.1 Die Rechtschreibung . Who came up with that term? The hoaxers tell me that the wor...

The German word for the place where people are executed with poison gas is "Gaskammer" (gas chamber), not "Vergasungskeller". Then what is your opinion of the document referring to a Gaskammer in Krema IV? You can't have your cake and eat it. We wonder if the fact that Mr. Bisch...

There is a typed memorandum which mentions a temporary "vergasungskeller" in one of the rooms of Crematorium II of Auschwitz/Birkenau in January 1943, but there is no indication that a homicidal gas chamber is referred to. In a number of other documents, "vergasungen" refers to ...

Mattogno as well as many exterminationist make many references to a series of books published in Lodz by the Central Jewish Historical Committee and entitled Dokumenty i materialy . It was edited by a guy named Blumenthal. It seems to be a collection of documents. Has anyone here access to it and c...

Oradur is a chapter on its own. No, it's an example, it's in there, I think it's volume 5, but it might be in volume 6 or 8. I can find it for you. There's also supposed to have been huge mass graves someplace in France that I've never heard of since. It's volume 6, 47th day, afternoon session, 31 ...

Oradur is a chapter on its own. No, it's an example, it's in there, I think it's volume 5, but it might be in volume 6 or 8. I can find it for you. There's also supposed to have been huge mass graves someplace in France that I've never heard of since. Another example is that the IMT rules allowed a...

...The bodies were torn apart, but not burnt. Most of the French so-called evidence of this is in volume V, much of it obviously of Communist origin. You can go to prison in France for asking why the wooden confessional didn't burn. Oradur is a chapter on its own. But also exemplary for showtrials....

Haldan, you said... "the IMT was nothing but a way to establish the "holocaust" as fact " but from my recent readings of the transcript, it seems that what is now known as the 'Holocaust' was something of a minor issue at the IMT. Persecution of the Jews was only mentioned in tw...

I doubt very much that Falco had anything to do with the so-called London Agreement or the IMT charter. You should read some of the French evidence: it's no better than the Soviet evidence. For example, at Ouradour-sur-Glâne, the Germans are supposed to have placed an otherwise undescribed "as...

'technical rules of evidence' are not commonly used in all courts. Although it is common practice for American Courts to have 'technical rules', European courts generally don't and never have. As two of the three men (Jackson, Nikitchenko and Falco) who wrote the London charter and set up the IMT w...

'technical rules of evidence' are not commonly used in all courts. Although it is common practice for American Courts to have 'technical rules', European courts generally don't and never have. As two of the three men (Jackson, Nikitchenko and Falco) who wrote the London charter and set up the IMT w...

All these trials are full of absurd and amusing incidents, if you can see the humor in them. For example, at the IMT, in the case against youth leader Baldur von Schirach they produced an "affidivit" by a guy whose name I forget who claimed that a short fat student leader had given an anti...

I'm sorry, I'm acting as you were hostile to us; I realize you are just curious. Keep reading. It is also interesting to compare the Japanese trials since the circumstances involved were exactly opposite: so the law the victors made up was also exactly the opposite. Oh, ye hypocrites! I refer to th...

Putting this whole discussion in a nutshell, although it does not relate specifically to Nuremberg, the best refutation of all these anti-German atrocity stories is the simple observation that if Germans were capable of such acts in wartime, they would be well-known for such acts in peacetime, like ...