In 1995, under the title We Wept without Tears, Yad-Vashem Historian Gideon Greif published a collection of interviews he had recently conducted with former Auschwitz inmates who claimed to have been members of the "Sonderkommando". This book critically reviews the statements made by these inmates (Josef Sackar, Abraham and Szlama Dragon, Jaakov Gabai, Shaul Chasan and Leon Cohen). In addition, the memoirs published in the 1990s and early 2000s by Shlomo Venezia and of a number of Greek Jews, all of whom claimed to have been members of the "Sonderkommando," are being critically reviewed.

Among mainstream historians, the Auschwitz survivor and former member of the so-called "Sonderkommando" Henryk Tauber is one of the most important witnesses about the alleged gas chambers inside the crematoria of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Camp, because right at the war's end, he made several extremely detailed depositions about what he claims to have experienced there. The same is true for Szlama Dragon, only he claims to have worked at the so-called "bunkers" of Birkenau, two makeshift gas chambers just outside the camp perimeter. This study thoroughly scrutinizes these two key testimonies.

In early March 2017, Amazon banned over 150 history books from its sale lists. They bent to pressure of Jewish groups intolerant of any historical research not toeing their party line. This book tells the inside story of the publisher that had a large part of its book catalog wiped off the world's largest book store. It shows how fake "anti-Semitic" incidents created by Jews themselves serve to suppress voices they disagree with.

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A compendium of past and present controversies about the mainstream Holocaust narrative, and a comprehensive overview of the critical research into the Holocaust: physical traces, forensic examinations, document analysis, critique of witness testimony. Combined paperback and audio-book download for a discount.

Vor dem Einfall in die Sowjetunion stellten die Deutschen Sondereinheiten auf, die das Gebiet hinter der deutschen Front sichern sollten. Orthodoxe Historiker behaupten, dass diese als Einsatzgruppen bezeichneten Einheiten in erster Linie mit dem Massenmord an Juden beschäftigt waren. Die vorliegende Studie wirft ein kritisches Licht auf dieses Thema, indem sie alle einschlägigen Quellen und materiellen Spuren auswertet. Sie zeigt einerseits, dass die Originaldokumente aus der Kriegszeit das orthodoxe Völkermord-Narrativ nicht vollumfänglich stützen, und andererseits, dass die meisten Quellen aus der Zeit nach der "Befreiung", wie Zeugenaussagen und forensische Berichte, von sowjetischer Gräuelpropaganda durchdrungen und daher völlig unglaubhaft sind. Darüber hinaus sind materielle Spuren der behaupteten Massaker aufgrund von Absprachen zwischen Regierungen und jüdischen Lobbygruppen selten.