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the accusations being made against Pohl and his colleagues. Frau Pohl noted that her husband<br />
retained his serenity in the face <strong>of</strong> adversity until March, 1945, when he visited the camp at Bergen-<br />
Belsen, at the time <strong>of</strong> the typhus epidemic there. Hitherto the camp had been the model <strong>of</strong> cleanliness<br />
and order, but the chaotic conditions <strong>of</strong> the close <strong>of</strong> the war had reduced it to a state <strong>of</strong> extreme<br />
hardship.<br />
Pohl, who was unable to alleviate conditions there because <strong>of</strong> the desperate pass the war had reached<br />
by that time, was deeply effected by the experience and, according to his wife, never regained his<br />
former state <strong>of</strong> composure."<br />
HERMAN GOERING<br />
"Mass murder! I assure you that we never for a moment had such things in mind. I only thought we<br />
would eliminate Jews from positions inn big business and government, and that was all. But don't<br />
forget that the Jews carried on a terrific campaign against us too, all over the world."<br />
Herman Goering from his death cell<br />
STATISTICALLY<br />
It is an established fact that the Jews in Germany were very few indeed. <strong>The</strong> Germans who are very<br />
good at keeping statistics, never as far as I am aware claimed there to be in excess <strong>of</strong> 1%, which<br />
would number less than 1 million. <strong>The</strong> Jewish Joint Distribution Committee put the figure at<br />
1,559,600 have yet to explain why they are claiming compensation for double that figure.<br />
Any reasoned or academic analysis <strong>of</strong> the alleged program <strong>of</strong> extermination inevitably leads to gross<br />
inconsistencies; so much so that the propagandists have reluctantly beaten a retreat on every so-called<br />
extermination camp, until all they are left with is Auschwitz, which conveniently was 'liberated' by<br />
the Red Army who never allowed outsiders in until 10 years after the war's end.<br />
SHAKY GROUND<br />
"Our detailed research (into the holocaust) however mostly establishes only how shaky is the ground<br />
we're on: the consensus <strong>of</strong> research data <strong>of</strong>ten turns out only to be the result <strong>of</strong> everybody having<br />
uncritically copied what everybody else was writing; the actual documentary basis on many matters is<br />
frighteningly narrow and is in consequence easily shattered by some find or other. In all too many<br />
matters we are still groping in total darkness. If we are to avert being shown up, in the next few years<br />
historical research is going to have to do all it can not only to establish better documentary defences<br />
but broader-based ones as well." - Dr. Hans-Heinrich Wilhelm, University <strong>of</strong> Riga, 1988<br />
"A large number <strong>of</strong> testimonials on file here were later proved to be inaccurate when locations and<br />
dates could not pass an expert historian's appraisal."<br />
Shmuel Krakowski, Director Archives, Yad Vashem, Israel<br />
"Much <strong>of</strong> the personal survivor testimony is unreliable about names, locations or dates... what<br />
survivors speak about most is their suffering. Samuel Gringauz, a survivor had harsh words for these<br />
personal histories. In the January 1950 issue <strong>of</strong> Jewish Social Studies he called the 'Judaeocentric,<br />
logocentric and egocentric'. For him, most <strong>of</strong> the memoirs were full <strong>of</strong> 'preposterous verbosity,<br />
exaggeration, dramatic effects, dilettante philosophism, would-by lyricism, unchecked rumors, bias<br />
and apologies." - Raul Hilberg, Jerusalem Post, June 28th 1986<br />
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