CARLO MATTOGNO ON AUSCHWITZ CREMATIONS - morula

CARLO MATTOGNO ON AUSCHWITZ CREMATIONS
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Point 7 In 1995, accompanied by Jürgen Graf and Russ Granata,
Mattogno was able to see in the above-mentioned Moscow
archives, the approximately 88,200 pages of the Auschwitz Central
Building Administration Document Collection which contained an
abundant correspondence between that office and the firm of Topf
and Sons of Erfurt - the same company that constructed the
Auschwitz crematory ovens.
Point 8 In the years 1997 and 1998, Mattogno found important new
documents in archives of Poland and Holland.
Point 9 Among Mattogno's research trips, in the Spring of 1999, he
visited together with Jürgen Graf, both the museum and the
crematorium of Terezin, from which both sites revealed significant
material for his major book.
Point 10 During the Summer of 1999, Mattogno concluded his
research in the Erfurt municipal archive wherefrom on the 5th of
August of the year 1996, he had already obtained custody of a
considerably large amount of documentation concerning the activity
of the Topf company. This was not confined solely to the
construction of crematory ovens.
Point 11 The Structure of the Mattogno Study of the Auschwitz
Cremations:
Through the passing years, Mattogno's initial Study Plan broadened
considerably, both on the historical, as well as on the technical
level - to the point where it became necessary to put this study into
two volumes - one volume to contain its own text, and the other
volume for copies of the documents.
Point 12 This work is being published in Italy by Edizioni di Ar
and is entitled: I forni crematori di Auschwitz: Studio storico-
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