Ivan Lagace talked about crematories for human corpses. Crematory ovens for human corpses operate at about 850°C. The incinerator you've mentionned operates at about 1,100 or 1,200°C (min: 950°c - max: 1,320°c). The higher the operating temperature, the faster the incineration. Nothing suprising. T...

Assuming that letter is not a forgery (something very easy to make when you capture your enemy's headed papers, typewriters, stamps, etc.), anyway it looks like a simple request for more efficient ovens. Nothing indicates that request was agreed by the Topf brothers and even less patented and imple...

I suppose your opponent was talking about Sander's 'testimony'. If so there are inconsistencies in that 'testimony'. Yes, that's exactly the person, specifically, he referred to this testimony: http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/crematorium_test.html Engineer Fritz Sander testify...

So, just got into a "discussion" with someone who supports the mainstream view. When I pointed out the fact that the Topf coke-fired ovens at Auschwitz would not be able to cremate four bodies in 30-minutes, he rebutted with the blueprint of the larger furnace-type oven that was designed a...

I truly respect Zundel's confidence in the wake of so much opposition. I'm in the process of reading the edited transcript of the '88 trial by Barbara Kulaszka. I find it both remarkable and inspiring how well Christie and Dr. Faurisson managed to essentially tear apart the likes of Hilberg and Vrba.

Maybe she should head over to the NKVD mass graves next and actually put her expertise to good use instead of playing make-believe with pretend "extermination camps".

I definitely believe that it does, in schools especially. I can tell you that from my personal experiences growing in school here in Canada, that being of German descent made any class on the topic of the "holocaust" particularly uncomfortable. Even more so because I have jewish family (no...

I remember when I was in high school here in Canada, we learned about the myth in English in grade 8, we read Night and even watched Schindler's List. I was a believer back then, but now that I've actually seen the farce that makes up the holocaust, I can really see how ridiculous the things they te...

I'll add a comment if needed, Steve. :D ^ See the guys in that article up there? That's what the mainstream thinks revisionists are. Nevermind the absurdity that saying, "I don't think six million were murdered" is equated with "I'm glad six million were murdered!" :x The holoca...

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I suppose I have to agree, but it never hurts to be hopeful that we aren't persecuted forever

That is a good point, but shed enough light on contradictions in the story, and eventually it will collapse under it's own weight. The only thing would be the time it takes for that to happen. Keep in mind the western world once believed the Sun orbited the Earth, and anyone who questioned that beli...

Anyone with any common sense would see it was only a matter of time. You can't fool the world forever.