Does anyone here have access to the German original of Kogon et al's Nationalsozialistiche Massentötungen durch Giftgas? I would like to know if the German official translation of Kozak's testimony quoted on p. 152-153 has quotation marks surrounding the word Bad . Is the following an exact quote fr...

Regarding tattoos I found this text online today: 15.What about tattoos? Tattoos are considered such a showstopper that they are only rarely examined. Revisionists are notorious for questioning such things regardless of the perception that questioning is in poor taste or even damnable. The usual des...

Robin O'Neil has no doubts regarding the veracity of the bizarre yarn about Christian Wirth's "Mini-Me", even though it's only based on "eyewitness testimony" SS Judge Morgan [sic] exposed more bizarre incidents concerning both Wirth and Hering. At the camp on the old airfield in...

Without providing any references, Robin O'Neil claims that three Jews of the cremation commando besides Hirszman managed to escape Belzec and testified in Israel in 1961. Funny. I have not seen any reference to those supposed witnesses anywhere else. Where is the ZStL references btw? Three Jews of o...

Here's another Hirszman quote, from Robin O'Neil's online book on Belzec: There were cases when the 'death brigade' were so starved that they ate pieces of flesh from the legs of corpses.” http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/belzec1/bel100.html As a reference, O'Neil gives "TAL/JHIW: Statement of H...

"Mark Twain"'s site contains a lot of untrustworthy and unreferenced nonsense but he manages to find some interesting/silly stuff every once in a while. The bread looks like the stuff we used to bake on sticks in the wild back in my boy scout days.

One should always translate the original text, not another translation. Maybe that's why Faurisson was dissatisfied with the result. However, no French version seems to be available on the AAARGH website. Yes given that Faurisson is a scholar of literature (I actual found his books on Rimbaud, Laut...

Percy wrote:this item is a booklet on belzec (not the same thing of the previous book on belzec).
ciao.

Have you read it? If so, would you care describing its contents in a little more detail?

So the record is 16 girls between an estimated 9-12 years old in phone booth of approximately 2 cubic meters. Mattogno estimated a maxium of 8 average bodies(i.e. an average based on a normal demographic set ranging from babies to full grown men) per each cubic meter. There's some problems involved ...

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And I also found this at the Axis History forum, which is what I told Laurentz that I had about Chaim Hirszman: I actually found that too, but forgot to post about it. What on earth is this? It reads like a fictionalized account. The account of Hirszman's death is pure fiction, completely burying t...

Regarding new books by Mattogno: I don't know if this listed item is an article, a new book, or the italian version of the previous book on Belzec: Un Nuovo Libro olocaustico su Belzec e la sua fonte. Considerazioni storico critiche - Carlo Mattogno http://www.libroelibri.com/Italia-Effepi.htm Edit:...

I don't k now either way really but your attempts to debunk this man's testimony fall very short of the mark. Hi Dave, I wrote more thorough comments on Rudolf Reder's published Belzec account (or more exactly the translation of it which appeared in the journal Polin) in another thread: http://foru...

It should be noted that prisoners of the Reinhardt camps did not wear any kind of prison uniform, but rather civilian clothes. They were identified with armbands or patches identifying them as members of a certain work commando. Photos of prisoners in front of the "sorting barracks" in Bel...

From the few brief quotes from Hirszman's testimony I have found it sounds like good stuff, embarassing to the Holocaust enforcers: A transport of children up to three years of age arrived. The workers were told to dig a big hole into which the children were thrown and buried alive. I cannot forget ...