Germar Rudolf, Resistance Is Obligatory (2012; PDF-Datei

Special Treatment inAuschwitz: Origin and Meaning of a Term.
By Carlo Mattogno. When appearing in German wartime documents,
terms like “special treatment,” “special action,” and others
have been interpreted as code words signifying the murder of inmates.
While the term “special treatment” in many such documents
did indeed mean execution, the term need not always have had that
meaning in German records. This book is the most thorough study
of this textual problem to date. Publishing and interpreting numerous
such documents about Auschwitz—many of them hitherto unknown—Mattogno
shows that, while “special” had many different
meanings, not a single one meant “execution.” This important study demonstrates that the
practice of deciphering an alleged “code language” by assigning homicidal meaning to
harmless documents is no longer tenable. Softcover, 151 pages, B&W illustrations, bibliography,
index, #543, $15 minus 10% for TBR subscribers.
The Bunkers of Auschwitz: Black Propaganda vs. History. By
Carlo Mattogno. The so-called “Bunkers” at Auschwitz are
claimed to have been the first homicidal gas chambers at
Auschwitz specifically equipped for this purpose in early 1942.
With the help of original German wartime files, this study shows
that these “bunkers” never existed; how the rumors about them
evolved as black propaganda created by resistance groups within
the camp; how this propaganda was transformed into “reality” by
historians; and how material evidence (aerial photography and
archeological research) confirms the publicity character of these
rumors. Softcover, 264 pages, illustrations, bibliography, index, #544, $20 minus 10% for
TBR subscribers.
Auschwitz: The Central Construction Office. By Carlo Mattogno.
Based upon mostly unpublished German wartime documents from
Moscow archives, this study describes the history, organization,
tasks and procedures of the Central Construction Office of the
Waffen-SS and Auschwitz Police. Despite a huge public interest in
the camp, next to nothing was really known about this office,
which was responsible for the planning and construction of the
Auschwitz camp complex, including those buildings in which horrendous
mass slaughter is erroneously said to have occurred. Softcover,
182 pages, B&W illustrations, glossary, #545, $18 minus
10% for TBR subscribers.
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