In the end, I'm not quite sure how the Holocaust debate will turn out. I am glad that you apparently felt some kind of compassionate connection to the piece. However, if you thought you found any support for revisionism, you are wrong. I believe that debates are usually healthy when they involve differing theories of morality or the facts. I would not call the debates between the Flat Earth society and astronomers, between the creationists and the evolutionists, or between the revisionists and historians healthy.
Holocaust revisionism involves the falsification and denial of facts.
I am not sure how you could read the excerpts I included from Levi or Wiesel, or look at the photographs, and say the Holocaust never happened. What I have read makes me believe this should be published in book format. I do not know my religious or racial background, as I am adopted and my biological mother was also adopted. Regardless of whether I am Jewish, Protestant, Catholic, agnostic, atheist, this work has moved me beyond my previous understanding of the Holocaust. I do not remember the author's name, but the images in that book are forever seared into my memory.