The CODOH Revisionist Forum

Hopefully someone can help me out here. The story as I recall is that this was simply a storage building before the Germans arrived. [...] And knowing that this might sound stupid, what is the evidence for this building existing before the war? According to Auschwitz: 1270 to the Present by Dwork ...

The following photo: https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/11/02/08/2DE8CADB00000578-3295228-Mass_graves_Museum_staff_at_Sobib_r_Nazi_death_camp_in_Poland_fo-a-5_1446453391739.jpg has been proffered as proof that graves containing verified human remains have been tangibly located (in at least one of ...

No, he's still hedging. All of these questions are posed rhetorically: "if the Holocaust is a lie" "if the Holocaust didn't happen" "if Hitler wasn't just scapegoating them" "if maybe the Jews did have a role in destroying Germany" "if maybe they did have a role in creating the conditions of Weimar ...

Yes, I can't say if it's a waste collection or any of a hundred other possibilities. I'm sure it could be quickly cleared up if I went looking for a ground photo or drone video. I had the same thought of leaning into the hoax. I plan to compile all the evidence for a satirical post on X soon. I ...

Here are some additional claims being made. This Facebook post has 1.4k comments, many of them agreeing that it is a "death camp" just like Auschwitz. Satellite images of the El Salvador detention camp. https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1258722285613786&id=100044280796927 A post in a ...

Air photos of the concentration camps are used by both sides of the Holocaust debate, sometimes with quite fallacious reasoning and interpretation, so it's interesting when internet "OSInt" guys do the same thing for current political issues. Currently the Trump admin is being slammed for deporting ...

Graf and Mattogno make repeated mention of those released prisoners, citing a 1996 paper from the Majdanek Museum. One passage: According to the Polish historians, 45,000 prisoners were transferred from Majdanek to other camps, 20,000 were released, a few hundred managed to escape, and 1,500 were ...

After an application of Zyklon in any of those chambers how does that effect the use of the B41 facility and surrounding area? (Even without the post-war construction connecting these two buildings) When they open the doors to aerate the cyanide gas do they have to evacuate everyone from the area ...

As to the topic at hand, I am only too happy to see this gradual improvement, but I fear it comes primarily through Jewry's own mistakes rather than by the impetus of revisionists. That is, the devastation of Palestine has marshalled a great many of the world's people into opposition against Israel ...

Unevidenced assertion, based on back of the envelope calculations and no experimentation or genuine study. This is ridiculous. Mattogno's work on this is actually very robust, drawing from multiple authoritative sources on cremation, and it is totally vindicated by the 2018 study aptly named ...

I've long been puzzled over that paragraph by Lipstadt. Notice that everything she cites throughout the article is only cited imprecisely. The NYT article is only dated as being "in the fall of 1944", and the bit about what "Lawrence later wrote" gives no indication that it comes from his ...

My point was that the ovens were specd to run at 800 but could get hot enough to be over 1000, so much so that cool air had to be blown in. The gasifier, the fire box, whatever, had this extra capacity, unless you're saying the corpses supplied that. Well yes, of course they could reach above 800 ...

Can you put it in your own words? Present the argument of why it's a clear maximum for Birkenau, or at least provide all the relevant quotations from Mattogno (this would include his analysis plus any documents he's relying on). Imagine if instead of making arguments I was just like look at this HC ...

Furthermore it seems to be results determined from crematory experiments made in the 20s, though Mattogno is so convoluted (I believe this is like a design feature -- he confuses himself), it's hard to tell for sure. If you don't like Kessler's recorded coke consumption, you can instead use ...

It would seem the assumption you are making is that the chambers were designed for use similar to how normal crematoriums function. That is, one body per chamber, time isn't an issue, full heat up and cool down as part of the cycle. I don't see any of that in his post. His point seems to be that ...