THE RUDOLF REPORT

GERMAR RUDOLF · THE RUDOLF REPORTGas caulkingUpper door boltOuter peephole, withprotective gridPeephole fromthe outsideDoor handleLower door boltReinforced frames (steel in concrete)Fig. 34: German air-raid shelter door from 1939 in the cellar of a privatehouse in Karlsruhe © Photo: R. Faurisson, 1991festation chamber doors installed in Auschwitz were also equippedwith exactly such peepholes, as shown in the photograph reproducedhere (Fig. 33). 209 One document indicates that gas-tight doors measuring100 cm × 192 cm were ordered for morgue 1 (the ‘gas chamber’)of crematoria II and III. 210On the delivery plan, i.e., the final plan for crematorium II, thesize of the doors is nevertheless drawn in as 190 cm × 200 cm, as onall previous plans, so that these gas-tight doors would not have fit-209 J.-C. Pressac, op. cit. (note 67), p. 49.210 Ibid., p. 436. In the inventory list on p. 430, a handwritten entry mentioning a gas-tight dooronly appears in crematorium II.104