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Auschwitz: Plain Facts—A Response to Jean-Claude Pressac.
Edited by Germar Rudolf. French pharmacist Jean-Claude Pressac
tried to refute revisionists with their own technical methods. For
this he was praised by the mainstream, and they proclaimed victory
over revisionists. In Auschwitz: Plain Facts, Pressac’s works are
subjected to a detailed critique. Although Pressac deserves credit
for having made accessible many hitherto unknown documents,
he neither adhered to scientific nor to formal standards when interpreting
documents. He made claims that he either could not
prove or which contradict the facts. Documents do not state what
he claims they do. He exhibits massive technical incompetence and he ignores important
arguments. Auschwitz: Plain Facts is a must read. Softcover, 197 pages, B&W illustrations,
bibliography, index, #542, $20 minus 10% for TBR subscribers.
The Giant With Feet of Clay: Raul Hilberg and His Standard
Work on the “Holocaust.” By Juergen Graf. Raul Hilberg’s major
work The Destruction of European Jewry is generally considered
the standard work on the Holocaust. The critical reader might ask:
what evidence does Hilberg provide to back his thesis that there
was a German plan to exterminate Jews, to be carried out in the
legendary gas chambers? And what evidence supports his estimate
of 5.1 million Jewish victims? Juergen Graf applies the methods of
critical analysis to Hilberg’s evidence and examines the results in
light of revisionist historiography. The results of Graf’s critical
analysis are devastating for Hilberg. Graf’s Giant With Feet of Clay is the first comprehensive
and systematic examination of the leading spokesperson for the orthodox version
of the Jewish fate during the Third Reich. Softcover, 128 pages, B&W illustrations, bibliography,
index, #252, $11 minus 10% for TBR subscribers.
The Rudolf Report. Expert Report on Chemical and Technical
Aspects of the ‘Gas Chambers’ of Auschwitz. By Germar Rudolf.
In 1988, Fred Leuchter, American expert for execution technologies,
investigated the alleged gas chambers of Auschwitz and Majdanek
and concluded that they could not have functioned as
claimed. Ever since, Leuchter’s claims have been massively criticized.
In 1993, Rudolf, a researcher from the prestigious German
Max Planck Institute, published a thorough forensic study about
the alleged gas chambers of Auschwitz that irons out the deficiencies
and discrepancies of “The Leuchter Report.” The Rudolf Report
is the first English edition of this sensational scientific work.
It analyzes all existing evidence on the Auschwitz gas chambers. The conclusions are
quite clear: The alleged gas chambers of Auschwitz could not have existed. In the appendix,
Rudolf describes his unique persecution. Softcover, 455 pages, B&W & color illustrations,
bibliography, index, #378, $33 minus 10% for TBR subscribers.
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