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Table of Contents Page Introduction .....................................................................................................9 Part One: Reality 1. The Alleged Extermination of Jews at Auschwitz: Origins of the Decision and its Execution ........................................................................15 1.1. The Beginnings.....................................................................................15 1.2. Danuta Czech’s Interpretation ..............................................................15 1.3. Jean-Claude Pressac’s Interpretation....................................................16 1.4. Debórah Dwork’s and Robert Jan van Pelt’s Interpretation .................17 1.5. Dating the Himmler-Höß Meeting........................................................18 1.6. Dating ‘Bunkers’ 1 and 2......................................................................20 1.7. The Location of the Birkenau ‘Bunkers’ ..............................................21 2. The ‘Bunkers’ in the Planning of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Camp .......23 2.1. The Bureaucratic Procedure for the Construction of the Installations of Auschwitz-Birkenau ....................................................23 2.2. Plans and Cost Estimates for the Auschwitz-Birkenau Camp (June 1941–July 1942) ...................................................................................28 3. The ‘Bunkers’ in the Construction of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Camp...........................................................................................................35 3.1. The Construction Reports of the Camps at Auschwitz and Birkenau ...............................................................................................35 3.2. A Significant Example: House No. 44 / BW 36C ................................36 3.3. The ‘Bunkers’ on the Birkenau Maps...................................................39 3.4. The Logistics of the ‘Bunkers’ .............................................................40 3.4.1. Water Supply ..............................................................................41 3.4.2. Sewage........................................................................................41 3.4.3. Fencing and Watchtowers...........................................................41 3.4.4. Installation of a Power Line........................................................42 3.4.5. Installation of Undressing Barracks for the Victims ..................42 3.4.6. Transportation of Materials ........................................................42 3.4.7. Laying of a Camp Railway.........................................................43 3.4.8. Road Works ................................................................................43 3.4.9. Gastight Doors............................................................................44 3.5. The So-called “Code Language”..........................................................44 3.5.1. “Baths for Special Actions” ........................................................44 3.5.2. “House for Special Measures”....................................................45 3.5.3. “Barracks for Special Treatment” ..............................................45 3.6. Conclusion............................................................................................46 5
6 Carlo Mattogno: The Bunkers of Birkenau Part Two: Propaganda 4. The Origin of the Propaganda Story of the ‘Bunkers’ – Wartime Rumors .......................................................................................................51 4.1. The First Reports ..................................................................................51 4.2. An Anonymous Report from the Secret Resistance Movement at Auschwitz .............................................................................................58 4.3. The Reports from 1943.........................................................................60 4.4. The Report of the “Polish Major” (Jerzy Tabeau) ...............................62 4.5. The Report of Alfred Wetzler...............................................................65 4.6. Anonymous Reports from 1944............................................................66 4.7. Conclusions ..........................................................................................69 5. The Propaganda Is Consolidated: Postwar Testimonies........................71 5.1. Szlama Dragon’s Testimony.................................................................71 5.2. Comparative and Critical Analysis of the Two Depositions of Szlama Dragon .....................................................................................75 5.2.1. Terminology ...............................................................................75 5.2.2. ‘Bunker 1’...................................................................................76 5.2.3. ‘Bunker 2’...................................................................................78 5.2.4. Critical Analysis .........................................................................79 5.2.5. The Topographical Location of the ‘Bunkers’ ...........................82 6. Literary Variations on the Propaganda ..................................................85 6.1. Witnesses Who Stayed Behind at Auschwitz.......................................85 6.2. Witnesses Transferred Away from Auschwitz before the Liberation of the Camp.........................................................................87 6.2.1. David Olère.................................................................................88 6.2.2. Miklos Nyiszli ............................................................................92 6.2.3. Sigismund Bendel.......................................................................96 6.2.4. André Lettich..............................................................................97 6.2.5. Adolf Rögner ............................................................................101 6.2.6. Wilhelm Wohlfahrt...................................................................103 6.3. Later Accounts....................................................................................105 6.3.1. Dov Paisikovic..........................................................................106 6.3.2. Franciszek Gulba ......................................................................110 6.3.3. Filip Müller...............................................................................113 6.3.4. Moshe Garbarz .........................................................................114 6.3.5. Milton Buki...............................................................................115 6.3.6. Maurice Benroubi .....................................................................119 6.4. The Latter-day Witnesses ...................................................................121 6.4.1. Josef Sackar ..............................................................................122 6.4.2. Jaacov Gabai.............................................................................123 6.4.3. Eliezer Eisenschmidt ................................................................124 6.4.4. Shaul Chasan ............................................................................125
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