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GERMAR RUDOLF · THE RUDOLF REPORT 7 6.7.3. Lime Mortar .......................................................................... 173� 6.7.4. Effects upon the Formation of Iron Blue ............................... 173� 7. Zyklon B for the Killing of Human Beings ............................... 179� 7.1. Toxicological Effect of HCN .................................................. 179� 7.2. Evaporation Characteristics of Zyklon B ................................ 182� 7.3. The Gassing of Human Beings ............................................... 185� 7.3.1. Eyewitness Testimonies ........................................................ 185� 7.3.1.1. Boundary Conditions .......................................................... 185� 7.3.1.2. Eyewitness Fantasies .......................................................... 185� 7.3.1.3. Quantities of Poison Gas ..................................................... 193� 7.3.1.3.1. Overview .......................................................................... 193� 7.3.1.3.2. Excursus 1: Poisoning or Suffocation? ............................. 196� 7.3.1.3.3. Excursus 2: HCN Loss due to Adsorption ........................ 201� 7.3.2. Critique of the Eyewitness Descriptions ............................... 203� 7.3.2.1. Theatre of the Absurd ......................................................... 203� 7.3.2.1.1. Necessity of Cooperation .................................................. 203� 7.3.2.1.2. Failure to Separate the Sexes ............................................ 204� 7.3.2.1.3. Towel and Soap ................................................................ 205� 7.3.2.2. Speed of Ventilation of the “Gas Chambers” ...................... 205� 7.3.2.2.1. Introduction ...................................................................... 205� 7.3.2.2.2. Excursus ............................................................................ 206� 7.3.2.2.3. Ventilation of the Morgues of Crematorium II and III ...... 208� 7.3.2.3. Simulation Calculations ...................................................... 212� 7.3.2.4. Excursus: Capacity of Protective Filters ............................. 215� 7.3.3. Evaluation of Eyewitnesses ................................................... 218� 7.3.4. An Expert on Cyanide Speaks Out ........................................ 223� 7.3.5. Why, Precisely, Zyklon B?.................................................... 226� 8. Evaluation of Chemical Analyses ............................................. 230� 8.1. Test Sample Taking and Description ...................................... 230� 8.2. Analytical Methods ................................................................. 231� 8.3. Evaluation of Analytical Results ............................................. 232� 8.3.1. F.A. Leuchter/Alpha Analytic Laboratories .......................... 232� 8.3.2. Institute for Forensic Research, Krakow ............................... 235� 8.3.3. G. Rudolf/Fresenius Institute ................................................ 238� 8.3.3.1. Samples 1-4: Crematorium II, Morgue 1 ............................ 243� 8.3.3.2. Samples 5 to 8 and 23, 24: Inmate Barracks ....................... 244� 8.3.3.3. Samples 9 to 22: Disinfestation Building ............................ 244� 8.3.3.4. Samples 25-30: Tests .......................................................... 250� 8.3.4. John C. Ball ........................................................................... 253� 8.4. Discussion of the Analysis Results ......................................... 254� 8.4.1. Blue Wall Paint? ................................................................... 254� 8.4.2. False Method of Analysis ...................................................... 256� 8.4.3. The Memory Hole ................................................................. 259� 8.4.4. The Moon is Made of Pizza .................................................. 262� 8.4.5. Wikipedia – Wiki-Lies .......................................................... 267� 8.4.6. Anticipated Values ................................................................ 267� 8.4.7. Limits of the Chemical Method ............................................. 272� 9. Conclusions ............................................................................... 275� 10. Acknowledgements ................................................................. 279�
8 GERMAR RUDOLF · THE RUDOLF REPORT Part II: Persecution: Hunting Germar Rudolf ............................. 283� 1. What Makes Revisionists? ........................................................ 285� 2. The Naiveté of a Young Revisionist ......................................... 303� 3. Fleeing from England ................................................................ 316� 4. Flaws of a State under the Rule of Law .................................... 355� 5. Rudolf’s “Thought Crimes” ...................................................... 369� 5.1. The First Crime: Remer’s Commentary .................................. 369� 5.2. The Second Crime: A Scientific Anthology ........................... 391� 5.3. More Thought Crimes… ......................................................... 393� 6. The Media and the Case of Germar Rudolf ............................... 399� 7. Outlawed in Germany ............................................................... 419� 8. Biographical Notes on the Author ............................................. 437� Appendices ....................................................................................... 439� Lists ............................................................................................... 441� 1. List of Tables ............................................................................. 441� 2. List of Illustrations ..................................................................... 442� 3. List of Graphs ............................................................................ 446� 4. List of Abbreviations ................................................................. 447� Index .............................................................................................. 449� * * * Caveat Internet: Most of the revisionist literature quoted in this book can be downloaded free of charge from the Internet. The corresponding addresses have been given in the footnotes in some cases, all accessed in July 2010. Due to the evanescent nature of many Internet sources, however, there is no guarantee that the sources will still be at the same location when the reader tries to access them. In that case please use common sense and search engines to relocate them or to find similar sources about the issues they are meant to undergird. Most revisionist books and papers published in a revisionist periodical do not have an online address listed for space reasons, although many, if not most, are available online. In that case, please check whether the respective online file can be found at one of the two major revisionist online archives storing hundreds of revisionist books and periodicals 1 in html, pdf and ZIP format: www.vho.org and www.vho.org/aaargh (mirrored at www.aaargh.codoh.com). For a list of writings by Prof. R. Faurisson see at www.vho.org/aaargh/fran/archFaur/archFaurc.html. 1 Akribeia, Annales d’Histoire Revisionniste, Deutschland in Geschichte und Gegenwart, The Journal of Historical Review, The Revisionist, Revue d’Histoire Révisionniste, Smith’s Report, Vierteljahreshefte für freie Geschichtsforschung.
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