Arthur R. Butz – The Hoax Of The Twentieth Century

Arthur R. Butz, The Hoax of the Twentieth Century
were, in reality, “gas chambers.” The two types of Badeanstalten were in proximate
locations at Birkenau.
8. The stench that the people of the area experienced was due not only to the
hydrogenation and other chemical processes at Auschwitz but also allegedly to the
cremations.
Actually in view of the points made in the analysis, it is only charity to say that
there are proposed dual interpretation of fact in connection with these eight points.
The proposed interpretations of extermination are obvious lies and the last, concerning
the stench, is the “excess fact”; the authors of the hoax should never have
used the fact of the stench in their story.
The facts in contradiction to the claims, the inconsistencies and the implausibilities
have been reviewed. Himmler gives his orders directly to Höss, but leaves
the means to the ingenuity of Höss. The interview emphatically took place in the
summer of 1941; on the other hand it must have taken place in the summer of
1942, so Höss started improvising half a year after the plans for the four crematories
which were used in the exterminations were formulated. The crematories
were not left to the ingenuity of Höss. Or something. Jewish families with children
reside for months at Birkenau, their quarters having been previously disinfested
with the same chemical product they are supposed to have been killed with
on entering, but they will be killed with it later. Or something.
The analysis of Auschwitz is not complete. Although it may seem that the
promised “crushing blow” has been delivered, the material of this chapter was not
what was being referred to when that expression was used in the introduction to
the chapter. Our analysis has, thus far, focused on happenings at Auschwitz and
has not considered the fate of any specific nationality group of Jews at Auschwitz.
For the sake of thoroughness this must be done, and we can think of no better case
for emphasis than that which the bearers of the legend have selected themselves:
the Hungarian Jews, whose fate or whatever it should be called will be examined
in the next chapter, with special regard for the Auschwitz claims.
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