Arthur R. Butz – The Hoax Of The Twentieth Century

Chapter 5: The Hungarian Jews
June 18, 1944, p. 24: “[…] recent statements made by the Hungarian Premier,
Doeme Sztojay, that Jews were being exterminated to provide ‘room for
American Hungarians to return to their native country after the war.’”
June 20, 1944, p. 5: “Czechoslovak Jews interned in […] Terezin […] were
dragged to gas chambers in the notorious German concentration camps at
Birkenau and Oswiecim. Confirmation of the execution there of uncounted
thousands was brought to London recently by a young Pole who had been imprisoned
in both camps.”
June 25, 1944, p. 5: “[A Polish underground] message said that new mass
murders were taking place at the Oswiecim concentration camp. They were
carried out by gas in the following order: Jews, war prisoners, whatever their
nationality, and invalids. A hundred thousand Jews have already been sent to
Oswiecim for execution. […]”
June 27, 1944, p. 6: “Hull [called] upon Hungary to halt her mistreatment
of Jews [and warned that] those German officers and men […] who have […]
taken […] part in the […] atrocities, massacres and executions will be punished.”
July 2, 1944, p. 12: “Hungarian sources in Turkey reported that the
350,000 Jews […] were being rounded up for deportation to death camps in
Poland. By June 17, 400,000 had been sent to Poland; the remaining 350,000
are expected to be put to death by July 24.”
On July 3 (page 3) the “report” that eventually became the WRB report appeared
as a report of two relief committees in Switzerland, specifying that since
April 400,000 Hungarian Jews had been sent to Auschwitz-Birkenau. The crematories
are reported to contain 50 furnaces each taking 8-10 corpses at a time. On
July 6 (page 6), the story was repeated, Eden endorsed the charges, and the World
Jewish
“Congress was notified more than two weeks ago that 100,000 Jews recently
deported from Hungary to Poland had been gassed in the notorious
German death camp at Oswiecim. Between May 15 and 27 sixty two railroad
cars laden with Jewish children […] and six cars laden with Jewish adults
passed daily through the Plaszow station near Cracow. Mass deportations
have also begun from Theresienstadt, Czechoslovakia, where the Jews have
heretofore been unmolested.”
July 13, 1944, p. 3: “2,500 Jewish men, women and children […] will arrive
in the Auschwitz and Birkenau camps by this week-end, probably with
previous knowledge of their fate.”
On July 15, (page 3) Hull again condemned the alleged killing of Hungarian
Jews, and then from the “Polish underground”:
August 4, 1944, p. 5: “courier […] declared that Hungarian Jews were
still being sent to Oswiecim, twelve trainloads every twenty-four hours. In
their haste […] the Germans […] were killing small children with bludgeons.
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