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Total Cyanide Readings Across All Analyses
Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2025 1:02 pm
by HansHill
Posting this here for analysis and for anyone who needs it readily available
Green = Supposed Homicidal Gas Chambers - all readings at or below detection limit
Red = Delousing facilities - All readings excepting of two are 3 orders of magnitude higher than above category. The remaining two readings are 4 orders of magnitude higher
Blue = Controls - All readings at or below detection limit
0 = 0
<2 = functionally cyanide free
>2 and <10 = uncertain & non-replicable
In the third category above, where the results lay >2 and <10 for non-control samples, all known replication attempts were determined as non-conclusive in a secondary analysis
Re: Total Cyanide Readings Across All Analyses
Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2025 5:59 pm
by Stubble
Can you, add the controls, because, that's where the whole shirt unravels for me. That's the tread to pull that bares the naked truth of it.
You've got the detainee barracks, but, there are other controls.
Never mind, I see the other controls.
I thought there were more of them for some reason.
Re: Total Cyanide Readings Across All Analyses
Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2025 8:01 pm
by Booze
Does anyone have an effective and simple explanation of background reading or levels of cyanide?
Re: Total Cyanide Readings Across All Analyses
Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2025 8:38 pm
by HansHill
Booze wrote: ↑Sun Jul 27, 2025 8:01 pm
Does anyone have an effective and simple explanation of background reading or levels of cyanide?
Simple explanation: At these tiny levels (1 in a million range) the doses are so fine and the method at this range is imperfect so we cannot rule out that we are accidentally detecting something else (calcium carbonate)
Effective explanation: As per Rudolf - Chemistry of Auschwitz
8.2.2. Interferences and Reproducibility
...One major challenge when analyzing masonry samples is the presence of
carbonate. Concrete, mortar and plaster samples that are several decades old
are all carbonated to a high degree, hence contain major quantities of car-
bonates mainly in the form of calcium carbonate (CaCO3). Meeussen/
Temminghof et al. (1989) have determined the
false positives caused by car-
bonate in liquid solutions of 0.1 mg of cyanide per liter of water as listed in
Table 26.
Considering that masonry samples can easily contain several thousand mil-
ligrams of carbonate per liter – for instance, apart from its sand portion, lime
plaster consists basically only of CaCO3 – cyanide values in the range of 1 mg
per kg sample material and lower may reflect to a considerable degree the
samples’ carbonate rather than cyanide content. Since the photometric method
used by Meeussen/Temminghof et al. is not necessarily identical to those used
by the laboratories dealt with here, however, those values should be taken
only as a caveat that large quantities of carbonate yield false positive near the
detection limit, rendering them unreliable in addition to the problems involved
in general when testing solid samples, as discussed above.
To prove this point, Leuchter’s laboratory re-analyzed two low-level sam-
ples and made a spike analysis for a third. I had four of my samples re-
analyzed by a different laboratory. The results are given in Table 27.
Re: Total Cyanide Readings Across All Analyses
Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2025 12:48 am
by Booze
Thank you, I did hear Germar Rudophf's explanation at one point but I had a hard time with his accent.
Re: Total Cyanide Readings Across All Analyses
Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2025 6:36 am
by Stubble
You should convert the Krakow results to ppm from ppb for the lolz. Show how it 'stacks up'.
Bombsaway linked that Nizkor page on it, and reading it you can't make shit like that up...
'Iron blue won't form outside of a building on bricks because of sunlight'...
I swear to God, every thing in that link is either an inversion or an admission...
Re: Total Cyanide Readings Across All Analyses
Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2025 6:22 pm
by Cowboy
HansHill wrote: ↑Sun Jul 27, 2025 1:02 pm
Posting this here for analysis and for anyone who needs it readily available
Great table, thanks for posting. Will add it to my folder.
Re: Total Cyanide Readings Across All Analyses
Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2025 6:52 pm
by Joe Splink
Deepseek - Did the Nazis use Zyklon to delouse barracks, etc.?
Yes, the Nazis did use Zyklon B for delousing barracks, clothing, and other disinfection purposes in concentration camps,
Clothing and Barracks: Prisoners' clothing and living quarters were fumigated to prevent typhus, a disease spread by lice. Disinfection chambers were installed in camps like Auschwitz (Blocks 1, 3, and 26) and Majdanek58.
(As you might imagine, there is more on its use in killing the 6,000,000)
Re: Total Cyanide Readings Across All Analyses
Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2025 7:39 pm
by HansHill
Cowboy wrote: ↑Mon Jul 28, 2025 6:22 pm
Great table, thanks for posting. Will add it to my folder.
You're welcome Cowboy - the chart is available in full on p55 of this book (without my colour-coded indicators unfortunately)
https://holocausthandbooks.com/wp-conte ... .13-ia.pdf