When mixed with a little water. killed within one minute!). How did he ventilate the room before opening the rudimentary door. made from rough-cut lumber? Perhaps one must ask the civil engineering firm. In Saint-Michel sur-Meurthe (Vosges). Which after the war altered the place which today is presented to visitors “in its original condition”?
Even long after the war. prelates
University professors. and some ordinary. Citizens gave eyewitness descriptions regarding the terrible reality of the “gas chambers” of phone number list Buchenwald and Dachau. With regard to Buchenwald. The “gas chamber” gradually disappeared from the minds of the people who had previously maintained that there was one in this camp.
Regard to Dachau. the situation
is different. After it had been firmly established for example by His Eminence Bishop Piguet. the bishop of Clermont-Ferrand that the “gas chamber” had been especially useful in gassing Polish priests.3 eventually the following official explanation came to pass:
This gas chamber. whose construction had been started in 1942. was still not completed in 1945 when the camp was liberated. No one could have been gassed in it.
The little room. which visitors take a little longer than usual, pay attention to the coding are told is a “gas chamber.” is in reality completely harmless and. while all sorts of construction plans are available for “Baracke X” (the crematorium and vicinity). one cannot determine upon what basis or technical explanation one can claim that this structure is an “unfinished gas chamber.”
No official historical institute has done
More than the Institut für Zeitgeschichte in Munich to make the myth of the “gas chambers” believable. Since 1972 its director has japan number list been Dr. Martin Broszat. As a member of this Institute since 1955. Dr. Broszat became famous as a result of his (partial!) publication in 1958 of the confessions that Rudolf Höss (former Commandant of Auschwitz) is supposed to have written in a communist prison before he was hanged. However. on 19 August 1960.