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CARLO MATTOGNO ON AUSCHWITZ CREMATIONS 06/06/09 08:40 to 5 cadavers within 20 to 25 minutes in every crematory muffle chamber! - and the other self-styled eye witnesses quickly fell in line with this order of magnitude and even surpassed it! - and so we get the self-styled eye witness Dov Paisikovic affirming that the cremation of one cadaver took 4 minutes! Point 49 In effect, it is only with such absurdity that they could "demonstrate" the mystical figure of 4 million. But when this has collapsed, the absurd testimony of Tauber and his colleagues, instead of being scattered among the wreckage of Soviet propaganda, remains set and indestructible, and incredibly, there are still many adherents of the holocaust who take these people seriously. Point 50 At this point it is easy to understand the importance of the study of cremation in the historiography of Auschwitz, which is explicit in essential points: Point (A). The Soviets found in Auschwitz, 536 cadavers and 46 registries of the deceased (Sterbebücher) which contained the names of approximately 67,200 deaths. Although these registers referred (with some gaps) to the period from August 1941 to December 1943, they nevertheless showed the order of magnitude of the mortality which contrasted in a strident way with the mythical figure of 4 million. Therefore those registers were very secretly transferred to Moscow and no commission of inquiry concerning Auschwitz has ever mentioned them. They reappeared only after the collapse of communism in Russia. Now the study of cremation allows verification to determine if the popular figure of Auschwitz deaths is technically possible, or in other words, is the story of mass extermination technically possible. Point (B). History of the alleged homicidal gas chamber at Auschwitz is still based essentially on pretentious eye witness testimony: if these witnesses concerning cremations have lied, then for what reason should we believe in their declarations concerning Page 14 sur 33
CARLO MATTOGNO ON AUSCHWITZ CREMATIONS 06/06/09 08:40 homicidal gassings? We shall subsequently see what conclusions result from the study of cremations at Auschwitz, but first we shall clarify essential parts of this topic, which brings us to: Point 51 The Beginning of Modern Cremation Cremating human cadavers had been going on in Europe for more than a thousand years even before the time of Homer, and human cremation continued to be practiced until the year 785, when it was prohibited under penalty of death by Charles the Great with his decree of Paderborn. Point 52 In the following centuries, in Christian Europe, [or Christendom as it was called] the cremation of cadavers fell completely out of use as a funeral custom. Its revival took place with the modern cremation movement which began in 1849 when the German philologist Jakob Grimm delivered a speech on this topic at the Berlin Academy of Science. The idea was quickly picked up and disseminated enthusiastically among tireless pioneers such as the military medical doctor Trusen, the professor Moleschott, professor Richter, professor Reclam and professor Küchenmeister. The first cremation in a crematory oven in Europe occurred on the 9th of October 1874 in Dresden Germany in a Siemens temporary or prototype crematory oven. The remains of an English woman were cremated on that occasion. She was Lady Dilke, who had been the wife of the secretary of state Dilke. This was followed by the cremation on the 6th of November of the remains of the wife of Wiesbaden sanitary commissioner Thilenius, and yet still others, but then these experimental cremations became prohibited by the government of Saxony. Point 53 Italy quickly was in the forefront of the modern cremation movement both from the legal as well as the technical point of view. The principal of cadaver cremation was recognized by the Page 15 sur 33
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