THE RUDOLF REPORT

GERMAR RUDOLF · THE RUDOLF REPORTFig. 44: Alleged Zyklon B introduction hole in the ceiling of morgue 1 (‘gaschamber’) of crematorium II, entry to the still passable part of the cellar.roof in case of morgue 1 of crematorium III, according to the locationof the spots on this air photo. The alternating alignment, however,would contradict the argument that the Zyklon B introduction columnswere aligned behind the concrete support pillars in order to concealthem so that the entering victims would not become suspicious. As amatter of fact, no introduction column could have been hidden behinda concrete pillar, because this would have necessitated the opening of ahole not only through the reinforced concrete roof, but also through themassive longitudinal support beam, see Fig. 26, which would havecompromised the stability of the entire morgue. Hence, an alignment tothe left and/or right of the support pillars would have been unavoidable.After the building was destroyed towards the end of the war—bywhom does not matter—one occasionally encounters the attitude thatthe remaining ruins are fakes, and that the original installations havedisappeared without a trace. This would mean that the Poles rebuilt thecrematoria true to the original for many millions of Zlotys after thewar, only in order to blow them up. A grotesque idea. Thus the authorof the present book was rejected as an expert witness by a court on De-120