The CODOH Revisionist Forum

I do not feel qualified to comment on all of this, but I will point out some things that stand out to me. In the story he told on June 6 Blobel comes across as a dullard. First we're to believe that he received his assignment but pointlessly sat around for months waiting for the order to begin ...

SS Standartenführer Paul Blobel is said to have been the commander of "Aktion 1005", the operation tasked with roaming the countryside finding and destroying by cremation mass graves containing millions of Jews. His two post-war affidavits are highly cited as evidence for the existence of this ...

Thus, I conclude that what I know about the German translation is inconclusive. Beyond that, citing the missing 'in advance' as disproving the gist of the US/Michael translation is misleading. True or false? I agree that it would be misleading if the issue of the translation's accuracy starts and ...

Wrong. When I read Hilberg stating "leave no mass graves", or Himmler ordering "erase the traces", I do not take that literally. It is physically and forensically impossible, to return a mass grave to its original state. They are referring to the cover-up of the murders, by the use of cremation ...

Yeah, this is just baffling. It's yet another example of internet debaters coming up with their own version of the Holocaust to cope with the illogic of the mainstream position. They're forced to disagree even with Raul Hilberg in this case, who wrote: During the final days of the second sweep, the ...

So the German report apparently does cite specific mistranslations (but we don't know what they are). One such mistranslation is "we calculated in advance the number of casualties". The words "in advance" were added by translators to make it sound incriminating. Another is "We had notification ...

At the Kommandants office , he said . That's not mentioned in the report translation you posted, but if that's the case it's quite strange that Rossel was unable to see that the barracks built right next to the commandant's office numbered ~28, far more than 6 or 8. Odd also that he mistook them ...

Great work as always from Denierbud however with some important caveats... Yes, I would echo these criticisms. If I was going to play the game of comparing atrocities I would go to modern or contemporary examples rather than slavery or American Indians. But it should be pointed out how absurd it is ...

Yep they were brought to one location, not allowed to do any sort of inspection. This whole thing is so obvious. What one location is that? What place fits the description? Rossel also remarks that the "buildings appear new" which is curious since Auschwitz I was mostly old prewar barracks, I think.

But is this really a new Denierbud film? It seems like I had seen it before, or at least parts seemed familiar. Yes, he is re-using material that has been covered in the past. IIRC his CIA video from 2 years ago dealt with the OSS team that produced the Nazi Concentration Camps film, and Eric Hunt ...

We finally arrive at Auschwitz and after having the necessary patience, we are introduced inside the K.Z. Of the camp itself, we only see 6 or 8 very large red brick barracks. These buildings appear new, all windows are fitted with bars, the camp is surrounded by a very high concrete wall topped ...

Transports were far less frequent by late September 1944, and if the ICRC is correct that Rossel visited on 27 September 1944, there hadn't been a transport since September 20; the next transports arrived on September 29. This could be a valid point, but it's very thin on evidence. We are usually ...

Perhaps the most interesting part of the letter is where the author describes the pressures they are under. We are supplying you with this information personally and confidentially, because we obviously do not wish to publish the fact that this visit had been made. If it became known amongst the ...

Regarding Denierbud, at 02:53 he talks about the coffins in the footage. He suggests the Allies put the coffins there strictly as props, but I differ for a couple reasons. We can see that the coffins at 02:53 are closed, bulky, rectangular, old, located next to a pit, and we even see a woman next to ...

This might be unpopular to say here, but what Candace says in this video about Holocaust weaponization is probably a much more effective form of rhetoric than denial or revisionism. It's simply indisputable that: American public school and media focus on Jewish suffering, in particular the Holocaust ...