Donald Bloxham expresses a similar view: the accusations leveled by V. Dadrian "are often simply unfounded"; especially, "the idea of a German role in the formation of genocidal policy [...] has no basis in the available documentation"; and if V. Dadrian supports the authenticity of the so-called "Ten Commandments", on the other hand, "Most serious historians accept that this document is dubious at best, and probably a fake.
According to Donald Bloxham, the accusations leveled by Dadrian "are often simply unfounded, " and he concludes: «The idea of a German role in the formation of the genocidal policy… has no basis in the available documentation.»</ref>.