34. How could a mass extermination program have been kept secret from those

who were scheduled to be killed? It couldn’t have been kept secret. The fact is that there were no mass gassings. The extermination stories originated as wartime atrocity propaganda.

35. If Jews scheduled for execution knew the fate in store for them, why did they

go along with the Germans without resisting?

They didn’t fight back because they did not believe there was any intention

to kill them.

36. About how many Jews died in the concentration camps?

Competent estimates range from about 300,000 to 500,000.

37. How did they die?

Mainly from recurring typhus epidemics that ravaged war-torn Europe

during the war, as well as from starvation and lack of medical attention

during the final months of the conflict, when virtually all road and rail

transportation had been bombed out by the Allies.

38. What is typhus?

This disease always appears when many people are jammed together
under unsanitary conditions. It is carried by lice that infest hair and

clothes. Ironically, if the Germans had used more Zyklon B, more Jews

might have survived the camps.

39. What is the difference if six million or 300,000 Jews died during the Second

World War? 5,700,000.

40. Some Jewish“death camp” survivors say they saw bodies being dumped into

pits and burned. How much fuel would have been required for this?

A great deal more than the Germans had access to, as there was a

substantial fuel shortage during the war.

41. Can bodies be burned in pits?

No. It is impossible for human bodies to be totally consumed by flames in

this manner because of lack of oxygen.

42. Holocaust historians claim that the Nazis were able to cremate bodies in

about ten minutes. How long does it take to incinerate one body, according to

professional crematory operators?

About an hour and a half, although the larger bones require further

43. Why did the German concentration camps have crematory ovens?

To dispose efficiently and sanitarily of the corpses of those who had died.

44. Given a 100 percent duty cycle of all the crematories in all the camps in

German-controlled territory, what is the maximum number of corpses it would

have been possible to incinerate during the entire period such crematories were

in operation?nAbout 430,600.

45. Can a crematory oven be operated 100 percent of the time?

No. Fifty percent of the time is a generous estimate (12 hours per day).

Crematory ovens have to be cleaned thoroughly and regularly when in

heavy operation.

46. How much ash is left from a cremated corpse?

After the bone is all ground down, about a shoebox full.

47. If six million people had been incinerated by the Nazis, what happened to the

ashes? That remains to be“explained.”

Six million bodies would have produced

many tons of ashes, yet there is no evidence of any large ash depositories.

48. Do Allied wartime aerial reconnaissance photos of Auschwitz (taken during

the period when the“gas chambers”and crematoria were supposedly in full

operation) show evidence of extermination?

No. In fact, these photographs do not even reveal a trace of the enormous

amount of smoke that supposedly was constantly over the camp, nor do

they show evidence of the“open pits”in which bodies were allegedly

burned.

49. What was the main provision of the German“Nuremberg Laws”

of 1935?

They forbid marriage and sexual relations between Germans and Jews,

similar to laws existing in Israel today.

50. Were there any American precedents for the Nuremberg Laws?

Years before Hitler’s Third Reich, most states in the USA had enacted

laws prohibiting marriage between persons of different races.

51. What did the International Red Cross have to report with regard to the

“Holocaust”question?

An official report on the visit of an IRC delegation to Auschwitz in

September 1944 pointed out that internees were permitted to receive

52. What was the role of the Vatican during the time six million Jews were

allegedly being exterminated?

If there had been an extermination plan, the Vatican would most certainly

have been in a position to know about it. But because there was none, the

Vatican had no reason to speak out against it, and didn’t.

53. What evidence is there that Hitler knew of an on-going Jewish extermination

program? None.

54. Did the Nazis and the Zionists collaborate?

As early as 1933, Hitler’s government signed an agreement with the

Zionists permitting Jews to emigrate from Germany to Palestine, taking

large amounts of capital with them.

55. How did Anne Frank die?

After surviving internment in Auschwitz, she succumbed to typhus in the

Bergen-Belsen camp, just a few weeks before the end of the war. She

was not gassed.

56. Is the Anne Frank Diary genuine?

No. Evidence compiled by Dr. Robert Faurisson of France establishes that

the famous diary is a literary hoax.

57. What about the familiar photographs and film footage taken in the liberated

German camps showing piles of emaciated corpses? Are these faked?

Photographs can be faked, but its far easier merely to add a misleading

caption to a photo or commentary to a piece of footage. Piles of emaciated

corpses do not mean that these people were“gassed”or deliberately starved to death. Actually, these were tragic victims of raging epidemics or

of starvation due to a lack of food in the camps toward the end of the war.

58. Who originated the term“genocide”?

Raphael Lemkin, a Polish Jew, in a book published in 1944.

59.

Are films such as“Schindler’s List”or“The Winds of War”

documentaries?

No. Such films are fictional dramatizations loosely based on history.

Unfortunately, all too many people accept them as accurate historical

representations.

60. How many books have been published that refute some aspect of the

standard“Holocaust”story?

Dozens. More are in production.