Auschwitz: The First Gassing. Rumor and Reality
Italian scholar Carlo Mattogno is without question the world's foremost authority on the concentration camp Auschwitz and in Auschwitz: The First Gassing he demonstrates via a thorough critical examination of surviving documents, many from the recently-opened Moscow archives and first examined by J.C. Pressac (who, because he could find nothing truly incriminating in them, then presented them to the world in the most deceptive way possible), that firstly there was no first gassing (and thus no subsequent "gassings" either) and secondly that those "scholars" and "historians" and "academics" who support, maintain and guard the official historiography are without exception liars & charlatans (and also outright morons) who employ the very deceptive methods they accuse revisionists of employing, such as opportunistic selection of text (as opposed to showing the full text including source references), quoting out of context whilst keeping the unwary reader in the dark about the full context, and (let's be honest here) lying through their collective teeth. Carlo has now set the historical record straight once again on an aspect of the putative holocaust which is crucial to official history whilst thoroughly exposing the lies and deceptions of orthodox "academics". His methods are very simple; he considers the FULL context of surviving documents and applies the correct interpretation to supposedly incriminating terms (for instance "special action" or "special treatment" - see also Special Treatment in Auschwitz. Origin and Meaning of a Term by the same author). In this manner the real story of Auschwitz as a labour transit camp which was crucial to the Nazi war effort becomes much clearer, easier to understand, and far more believable, which really should not be such a huge surprise for this version of history is supported by evidence, as shown ad nauseum by Carlo here, in which the official version of history is sadly and laughably deficient. The crucial point about the "first gassing" was because the result of this supposed "experiment" led to the Nazi's choice of Zyklon B as the main weapon in the extermination of the Jews. However, as Carlo shows in this book, the official line can only be maintained by ignorance of the full content of surviving documents and when these are examined closely the story falls apart in a way which would be laughable if not for the fact that there are now laws to prevent anyone finding out the truth of these things. These laws by now may also be applicable to laughing at the absurdity of this "story" (a good story should at least have continuity). Auschwitz: The First Gassing, like all of the books in this series, is superbly well written, researched and argued. The standards of scholarship are far higher than anything to be found supporting the orthodox view, and the references and sources are far more complete; indeed, many of the original documents are photocopied in their entirety and included as appendices. The conclusion of Carlo's comparison of witness testimonies is unequivocal and I have taken the liberty of quoting at length in order to show exactly what it is we are told we must believe: From this, the only conclusion an objective person can make is that the witness testimonies are totally unreliable and given that they are the only evidence of the crime, it therefore follows that the crime as elucidated by Judge Jan Sehn in 1946 then repeated by Danuta Czech in the Auschwitz Kalandarium and uncritically parroted since by all and sundry has no historical foundation. --SmokeNMirrors. Mattogno's book is excellent, as expected. One of the most interesting revelations is that the story of the first gassing derives from propaganda concerning the use of prisoners for experimentation with chemical weapons. Only later was the connection drawn with the claimed program of extermination. In fact, the storytellers settled on zyklon-B as the gassing agent quite late in the war - it did not feature in the initial gassing story. By examining all the stories told about the first gassing, Mattogno shows how the story was transformed from the initial vague tale into the current "history" by Jan Sehn and Danuta Czech. --HolocaustHistory channel