I do have a document that does not challenge but support the reliability of the Auschwitz Death Books. On Christmas Eve 1943, Dr. Eduard Wirths had been given a Christmas card by some of the Auschwitz inmates. The Christmas card claimed that 93.000 prisoners owed their lives to Wirths' activity. In ...

@ - Carto

Yes, I agree. I just hoped Mattogno would have unearthed some documents of Dr. Eduard Wirths using the term "Sonderbehandlung".

@ - Horhug Mea culpa! Indeed, that was poor wording on my part. Still, you are wrong in stating that I "attempted to challenge the claim that there is compatibility between the 1942 HORHUG data and the Auschwitz death books for 1942." How could I possibly challenge the compatibility of the...

@ - Horhug I have tried to reply to your personal message. It seems, however, as if my reply got stuck in the "outbox". In any case, I wrote: Hi! No, this is not me. This is me: https://www.facebook.com/edgar.dahl.31 http://www.spektrum.de/news/mein-leben- ... ng/1312133 I am a philosopher...

@ - Horhug "All the more difficult to understand why you chose the month of August 1943 to base that claim upon, when you know full well that no HORHUG data exists for August 1943." Yes, I do know that no HORHUG data exist for August 1943. As I have already pointed out in my last message, ...

@ - Horhug: Let me answer in several short replies. You've said: "Your 'mistake' was attempting to criticise the claim that the 1942 HORHUG data for Aushwitz is compatible with the 1942 death books data, by attempting to use the discrepancy between the death books data for August 1943 and the d...

@ - Carto & Steve:

Thanks so much for your book recommendation. I have downloaded it right away. Yes, Wirths is mentioned quite a number of times. I was surprised to see that Mattogno mentioned Wirths in his "Special Treatment in Auschwitz" only once. Again, thank you very much!

@ - Horhug I do not quite understand what I have said to upset you. By saying "I should not have challenged the claim that the Auschwitz Returns decrypted at Bletchley Park are compatible with the Death Books of Auschwitz by referring to a Nuremberg document", I did admit that I made a mis...

@ - Horhug Right, I should not have challenged the claim that the Auschwitz Returns decrypted at Bletchley Park are compatible with the Death Books of Auschwitz by referring to a Nuremberg document. Still, I'm glad you see the point I was trying to make. It is of course much easier to present the Au...

In the paper "The Successful Endeavour to Reduce Camp Mortality"*, it is claimed that the data from the Bletchley Park Decrypts are compatible with the data from the Death Books of Auschwitz. I wished this was the case. It seems, however, as if the two sets of data are not quite as compati...

@ - Horhug It appears to me that the "Terry axiom" is an ad hoc hypothesis, simply designed to save the "official" number of victims at Auschwitz. Without a document explicitly stating NOT to report any deaths of "unregistered deportees", the Terry axiom has no basis wh...

@ - Horhug Thank you very much for making me aware of David Bankier's "Secret Intelligence and the Holocaust". Does it contain any new arguments that go beyond the "Terry axiom" that "the majority of deportees arriving at Auschwitz were gassed on arrival and never registered...

@ - Horhug "So, if Tyas' assertion is true, then it may be productive to persue the British decodes of the German Order Police in the Soviet archives!" Thank you very much for that. Perhaps Kollerstrom could get Graf and Mattogno interested in the Bletchley Park Decrypts who seem to spend ...

@ - Horhug "Be careful when referring to 'no evidence for Polish and Jewish atrocity claims'. There are decrypts which referred to shootings on the eastern front." True. One has to be careful. I meant to say that there was no evidence for the Polish and Jewish claims of "mass executio...

@ - Black Rabbit "I think Kollerstrom is wrong to have said: "'the codes could not be cracked anymore." True, "the Germans ceased to send them by wireless" is a totally different story to "the codes could not be cracked anymore". In any case, it is good to know tha...