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HOLOCAUST HANDBOOKS SERIES—VOLUME 14:Auschwitz: Plain Facts—A Response to Jean-Claude PressacEdited by GERMAR RUDOLFThe contribution by Carlo Mattogno (Italian) was translated by Anne Sharp. Thecontributions by R. Faurisson (French) and Germar Rudolf (German) were translatedby Michael Humphrey. The contribution by Serge Thion was translated byhimself and Mark Weber.Originally published by Castle Hill Publishers (an imprint of Theses & DissertationPress) —September 2005Reprinted by THE BARNES REVIEW—November 2010ISBN: 978-0-9742303-7-5ISSN: 1529-7748Published by THE BARNES REVIEWManufactured in the United States of AmericaDistribution USA/America:TBR BOOKS,THE BARNES REVIEWP.O. Box 15877Washington, D.C. 20003, USA1-877-773-9077Distribution Europe/Africa: Castle Hill PublishersP.O. Box 243Uckfield, TN22 9AW, UKDistribution Australia/Asia: Peace Books, P.O. Box 3300Norwood, 5067, Australiawww.BarnesReview.comwww.<strong>Holocaust</strong><strong>Handbooks</strong>.comwww.vho.org/GB/Books/atcfsIf these sites are inaccessible, try it with www.anonymizer.comSet in Times New RomanCover illustrations left to right: Jean-Claude Pressac; photo of the disinfestation facilityin the gypsy camp at Auschwitz; letter by the Topf company to the CentralConstruction Office Auschwitz in regard to gas testers (see 183 of this book).
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191BibliographyUwe Backes, Eckehart
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