Wrong.
This 'documentation', inspite of requests, has never been shown.
Note that no one can show us the actual study, only tell us the
alleged results.
Where's the data?
Where is the methodology explained?
Where were these 'borings' done? If we knew, the 'study' could be repeated. Repeatability is the 1st qualification of any credible study. Ofcourse, if the study is bogus, which it obviously is, the shysters (communists in this case) do not want anyone attempting verification.
Hair and ashes? Wouldn't hair burn in the cremation process?
If you consider the large numbers of laborers that had their head shaved, well, you're talking lots of hair to be thrown away. It could certainly show up in a sample of a garbage dump. And the story is complicated by the fact that all those allegedly gassed supposedly had their head shaved prior to gassings.
excerpt from:
http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v20/v20n2p-3_Rudolf.html
In Search of Mass Graves
In 1966 the Auschwitz State Museum commissioned the Polish company Hydrokop to drill into the soil of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp and to analyze the samples. It is not known whether this research was done in the context of the Frankfurt Auschwitz trial. The results, however, vanished into the museum's archives: they have never been released, which by itself is revealing enough.
Years later, however, several [alleged] pages from this report were photocopied and sent to the German revisionist publisher Udo Walendy, who published them with commentary in an issue of his periodical. [see note] Traces of bones and hair allegedly found at several places might indicate mass graves. The few pages published by Walendy, however, do not reveal whether these findings led to an excavation or a subsequent forensic study of the traces. It is not even evident whether the bone and hair samples collected are human or animal remains.
The 'Hydrokop Report' is a fraud. If it had any merit at all we would be
seeing it, not merely
hearing about it. If it had any merit we would find it readily available.
- Hannover
