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

Auschwitz Lies: Legends, Lies and Prejudices on the Holocaust.
By Carlo Mattogno and Germar Rudolf. “French biochemist G.
Wellers exposed “The Leuchter Report” as fallacious,” but he exposed
only his own incompetence. “Polish Prof. J. Markiewicz
proved with analysis that Zyklon B was used in the gas chambers
of Auschwitz,” but Markiewicz fabricated his results. “Chemist
Dr. Richard Green showed that the Revisionists’ chemical arguments
are flawed,” yet Green had to admit that the Revisionists are
right. “Prof. Zimmerman proved that the crematories in Auschwitz
could cremate all victims of the claimed mass murder.” Accountant
Zimmerman proved only his lack of knowledge. “Profs. M. Shermer and A. Grobman refuted
the entire array of Revisionist arguments.” In truth they covered only a tiny fraction
of Revisionist arguments, and botched their “refutation.” “Keren, McCarthy and Mazal
found the ‘Holes of Death’ proving the existence of the Auschwitz gas chambers.” No,
they twisted evidence to support their case and suppressed facts. These and other untruths
are exposed for what they are: political lies created to ostracize dissident historians. Softcover,
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