... of the Jews was an idea of the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, he merely repeated one of the lies told by the prominent false witness Dieter Wisliceny at the Nuremberg show trials in order to try to save his own neck. https://i.postimg.cc/jxgd5dNs/Holocaust-Netanyahu-Hitler-Mufti-testimonial-evidence.jpg ...

... 126 — see Arabic excerpt below). There is evidence, moreover, that the Grand Mufti knew about the Nazis’ plans still earlier. In 1946, Dieter Wisliceny, a close collaborator of Adolf Eichmann in the “Jewish Affairs” division of the Reich Central Security Office, provided a written statement ...

... stories. The remarkable aspects are “corroborated” by yet other testimonies/stories. Except if you actually read the statements of Hoess, Hoettl, Wisliceny, Eichmann, etc, you will see that they don’t truly corroborate each other except in the vaguest way. They contain major irresolvable contradictions. ...

... stories. The remarkable aspects are “corroborated” by yet other testimonies/stories. Except if you actually read the statements of Hoess, Hoettl, Wisliceny, Eichmann, etc, you will see that they don’t truly corroborate each other except in the vaguest way. They contain major irresolvable contradictions. ...

... on Eichmann's motivations for saying what he said, nor does it explain Sassen's private dictations where he spouts conspiracy theories (about Wisliceny being alive) and voices his suspicions of Eichmann. It also doesn't explain Eichmann's writings that predate his involvement with Sassen, ...

... him. Sassen, the keen poker player, had overplayed his hand. His notes give us a clue as to why he took such a great risk: he was convinced that Wisliceny was still alive. “Personally, I want to assert once more,” he dictates for the tape, “that I do not believe Wisliceny is dead. Wisliceny is ...

... due to a deliberate "trap" set by Sassen, who provides Eichmann a document to criticize without first telling him it was written by Wisliceny (who had been a close friend/associate of Eichmann's). Eichmann had until that time been picking apart what other authors got wrong (according ...

... on Eichmann's motivations for saying what he said, nor does it explain Sassen's private dictations where he spouts conspiracy theories (about Wisliceny being alive) and voices his suspicions of Eichmann. It also doesn't explain Eichmann's writings that predate his involvement with Sassen, ...

... Sassen, the keen poker player, had overplayed his hand. His notes give us a clue as to why he took such a great risk: he was convinced that Wisliceny was still alive. “Personally, I want to assert once more,” he dictates for the tape, “that I do not believe Wisliceny is dead. Wisliceny is ...

... Sassen, the keen poker player, had overplayed his hand. His notes give us a clue as to why he took such a great risk: he was convinced that Wisliceny was still alive. “Personally, I want to assert once more,” he dictates for the tape, “that I do not believe Wisliceny is dead. Wisliceny is ...

... too, would have been considered as having been sent to "Lublin" or the Lublin district/system/etc.: Interrogator: “What was Camp T?” Wisliceny: “If I correctly recollect, that belonged to the complex Lublin system. I remember having heard the designation Camp T”. Thus, we have Jews ...

... district". Korherr, himself, indicated these Jews were being taken to the "Lublin district". Similarly, in his interrogation, Wisliceny perhaps deviates from what is controllers might have wished for him to say, with the following: Interrogator: “What was Camp T?” Wisliceny: ...

... with Otto Skorzeny, Hans Ulrich Rudel and Wilhelm Hoettl. Final Solution was meant by Hitler as emigration (page 254). At least until 1941 - as Wisliceny makes clear convincingly (Poliakov p. 87ff.) and Reitlinger does not deny - the word "Final Solution of the Jewish Question" still ...

... killing of Jews. On 27 November 1944 Becher showed me a copy of Himmler's order on this subject. Aichmann at first did not abey this order. Wisliceny said October in his Nuremberg testimony (IMT Vol 4) WISLICENY: This order was in force until' October 1944. At that time Himmler gave a counter ...

... the following lines: Hitler knew nothing. Why was Himmler murdered? The pillars of the gas chamber, Poliakov, Reitlinger, Gerstein, Höttl, Höß and Wisliceny are weighed in their statements and found too light. Helmut Sündermann, with whom the author of this book met once, in the early seventies, ...