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The "Confessions" of Kurt Gerstein: Key Testimony on the Belżec Camp Scrutinized

The "Confessions" of Kurt Gerstein: Key Testimony on the Belżec Camp Scrutinized

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Series: Holocaust Handbooks, Book 54

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ISBN10: 1971021601
ISBN13: 9781971021607
Publisher: Flodur Ramreg Services
Pages: 544
Weight: 1.58
Height: 1.10 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

The confessions of SS officer Kurt Gerstein, written right at the end of World War II, were for many decades the mainstay upon which the Holocaust orthodoxy erected their narrative about what presumably transpired at a camp near the eastern Polish town of Belzec. In his texts, Gerstein described that, during a two-day visit to the camp in the summer of 1942, he saw how thousands of Jews were crammed into small gas chambers, at a packing density of 30 people per square meter. After almost three hours of waiting, they were allegedly executed using Diesel-engine exhaust gas. Gerstein insisted on having seen veritable mountains of the victims' shoes and clothes up to 40 meters high, and tallied the total death toll of Belzec and the other extermination camps in Poland at some 20 million.

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