Revisionism & Holocaust
1) All information in this document was obtained at the
"Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine" 17 rue Geoffroy Lasnier 75004
Paris.
2) Meinkampf. English Edition, Reynolds and Hitchcock
1935.
3) For more opinions of Hitler on the Jews see Appendix
A
4) Walter Buch, in Deutsche Justiz Amtlicks Blatt der
deutschen Rechtspflege, edited by Franz Gunter, Reich secretary of law.
5) Goebbels Tagebücher, published by L.P. Lochner,
Zurich, 1948.
6) For more extracts of the spirit of Hitler's accomplices,
see Appendix C
7) Special Treatment : Telegram sent by Reinhard Heydrich
to all regional and sub-regional Gestapo headquarters. (Nazi Mass Murder
Yale University Press).
8) Dr Brandt, member of Himmler' s General staff writes
on April 10, 1943 to Korheer: "No mention should be made anywhere of 'Special
Treatment' of the Jews."
9) Ressettlement. Report sent by Local Command 1 in
town of Kertsch to District Command 810 (Nazi Mass Murder).
10) July 3, 1941 Göring writes to Chief of Security
police and to Heydrich adopting the term Final Solution.
11) Report by Adolph Eichmann for a meeting in January
1942 of a Conference convened by Heydrich at Berlin Wannsee.
12) Letter by Dr Ernst Wetzel Oct.25,1941 to Lohse
Reich Commissar for the Ostland (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and part of
White Russia.).
13) Rudolph Höss: Autobiography, original manuscript
in State Museum at Auschwitz. (Nazi Mass Murder).
14) Prisoners who had been promised life or better
treatment, if they accepted to do that work. They were killed nevertheless.
Let us not judge them.
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