The Gas Vans: A Critical Investigation - Holocaust Handbooks

NEW TWO-VOLUME SET
Auschwitz:
The Case for Sanity:
A Historical & Technical Study
of Jean-Claude Pressac’s
‘Criminal Traces’ and Robert
Jan van Pelt’s ‘Convergence
of Evidence’
By Carlo Mattogno. Because Jewish theologian Deborah Lipstadt had called British historian
David Irving a “Holocaust denier,” he sued her for libel. In her defense Lipstadt
presented Prof. Robert van Pelt as an expert to refute revisionist assertions about
Auschwitz. Ever since van Pelt has been praised as the defeater of revisionism and foremost
expert on Auschwitz. This book is the revisionist response to Prof. van Pelt and
Pressac. It shows that van Pelt’s study is “neither a scholarly nor a historical work; it is
only a biased journalistic assemblage of poorly understood and poorly interpreted historical
sources.” This is a book of prime political and scholarly importance! 2 vols. (370 +
390 pages), softcover, B&W illustrations, glossary, bibliography, index. #551, $45 minus
10% for TBR subscribers. Add $25 for a sturdy leatherette case to house the two volumes.
CURRENTLY IN PREPARATION:
Carlo Mattogno: The Crematory Ovens of Auschwitz—An exhaustive technical
study of the “core” buildings of the alleged “Holocaust”—and a refutation of mass murder
claims based upon false concepts of those crematoria. Projected at two volumes. (Volume
I: 550 pages; Volume II: 350 pages), softcover, 6”×9”, B&W illustrations,
bibliography, glossary, index.
Carlo Mattogno: Chelmno. Myth and Reality—An overview of the mostly unsubstantiated
claims and their juxtaposition to provable facts about this camp where thousands
are said to have been murdered, mostly by noxious exhaust gases in trucks.
Projected at 200 pages, 6”×9”, B&W illustrations, bibliography, index.
Currently out of print awaiting revised edition: Majdanek.
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