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Nyiszli Was Dr. Mengele's Assistant At Auschwitz. After The War He Wrote Down What He Claimed To Have Experienced. To This Day Some Traditional Historians Take His Accounts Seriously, While Others Reject Them As Grotesque Lies And Exaggerations. This Study Analyzes Nyiszli's Writings And Skillfully Separates Truth From Fabulous Fabrication. Table of Contents Introduction Part 1: Miklós Nyiszli’s Book I Was Dr. Mengele’s Forensic Pathologist in the Auschwitz Crematorium Declaration Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Chapter VI Chapter VII Chapter VIII Chapter IX Chapter X Chapter XI Chapter XII Chapter XIII Chapter XIV Chapter XV Chapter XVI Chapter XVII Chapter XVIII Chapter XIX Chapter XX Chapter XXI Chapter XXII Chapter XXIII Chapter XXIV Chapter XXV Chapter XXVI Chapter XXVII Chapter XXVIII Chapter XXIX Chapter XXX Chapter XXXI Chapter XXXII Chapter XXXIII Chapter XXXIV Chapter XXXV Chapter XXXVI Chapter XXXVII Chapter XXXVIII Chapter XXXIX Chapter XL Epilogue Part 2: Other Documents by and about Miklós Nyiszli 2.1. Miklós Nyiszli’s Declaration of July 28, 1945 2.2. Miklós Nyiszli’s “Testimony” at the I.G. Farben Trial 2.2.1. The “Testimony” 2.2.2. “Tanú voltam Nürnbergben” – “I Was a Witness at Nuremberg” 2.2.3. Nyiszli at Nuremberg: The Affidavit of October 8, 1947 2.2.4. Nyiszli’s “Testimony” at the I.G. Farben Trial: an Unheard Imposture 2.3. The Correspondence between Paul Rassinier and Miklós Nyiszli 2.3.1. The Correspondence between Paul Rassinier and Albert Paraz Paraz to Rassinier, March 30, 1951 Rassinier to Paraz, March 31, 1951 Paraz to Rassinier, April 11, 1951 Rassinier to Paraz, April 12, 1951 Paraz to Rassinier, April 14, 1951 Rassinier to Paraz, October 4, 1951 Rassinier to Paraz, August 13, 1952 Rassinier to Paraz, April 17, 1953 2.3.2. The Correspondence among Paul Rassinier, Les Temps Modernes and Miklós Nyiszli On September 14, Kremer wrote to Rassinier: Part 3: Critical Analysis of Miklós Nyiszli’s Statements 3.1. From Hungary to Camp BIIf at Birkenau Caveat 3.1.1. The Journey 3.1.2. Nyiszli’s Arrival at Birkenau 3.1.3. The Monowitz Camp (Buna) 3.1.4. The Hospital Camp BIIf at Birkenau 3.2. The Birkenau Crematoria 3.2.1 Terminology 3.2.2. The History of the Birkenau Crematoria 3.2.3. Furnaces and Cremation Capacity 3.2.4. Flaming Chimneys 3.2.5. Access to the Crematoria and Repairs 3.2.6. Demolition of the Crematoria 3.3. Extermination Technology: the “Gas Chambers” 3.3.1. Zyklon B 3.3.2. The “Gas Chambers” 3.3.3. The Girl Who Survived the “Gassing” 3.3.4. Dental Gold 3.4. The “Gassings” 3.4.1. The Czech Camp 3.4.2. The Jews from Corfu 3.4.3. The Gypsy Camp (Zigeuner-Familienlager) 3.4.4. Camp C (BIIc) 3.4.5. The Riga Ghetto 3.4.6. The Litzmannstadt (Lodz) Ghetto 3.4.7. The Theresienstadt Ghetto 3.4.8. The Milo Ghetto 3.4.9. The End of the “Gassings” 3.4.10. Transports and Deportees 3.4.11. Balance Sheet of the Extermination 3.5. Extermination Technology: The Pyres 3.5.1. Location 3.5.2. Pyres and Aerial Photographs 3.5.3. The “Farmhouse” (Presumed “Bunker 2”) 3.5.4. Killing Technique and Number of Victims 3.6. The Sonderkommando 3.6.1. The Succession of Sonderkommandos 3.6.2. The Sonderkommando Revolt 3.6.3. The Extermination of the Ninth Sonderkommando 3.6.4. The Crematoria Personnel 3.7. Topography and Layout 3.7.1. The Topography of Birkenau 3.7.2. Layout of the Crematoria 3.7.2.1. External Appearance 3.7.2.2. Internal Layout a) The Plan of Crematorium II b) Nyiszli’s Non-Existing Rooms 1) A Carpentry Shop 2) A Barber Shop for the SS 3) A Storeroom 4) An Office 5) Lodgings of the SS Guards 6) A Kitchen 7) A Toiletry Department c) Nyiszli’s Own Room d) The Execution Room e) The Dissecting Room f) Crematorium V 3.8. Chronology 3.9. The Auschwitz-Birkenau Camp 3.10. Evacuation to Mauthausen PART 4: Nyiszli’s Testimony in the Context of Trials and Other Testimonies 4.1. Detainees and SS Men Mentioned by Nyiszli 4.1.1. Sentkeller 4.1.2. Lewy and Grósz 4.1.3. Epstein 4.1.4. Heller 4.1.5. Nyiszli’s Three Assistants 4.1.6. Dina 4.1.7. Michel, Pipel and Dajen 4.1.8. Bennamia [Bennahmias] and Olleé [Olère] 4.1.9. Rottenführer Holländer, Eindenmüller, Dr. Klein 4.1.10. Mengele 4.1.11. Was Nyiszli Jewish at all? 4.2. Dr. Charles Sigismund Bendel, Sonderkommando 4.2.1. A Professional Witness 4.2.2. Nyiszli and Mengele 4.2.3. The Crematoria 4.2.4. The “Gas Chambers” 4.2.5. The Number of Victims 4.2.6. Dental Gold 4.2.7. Disinfestations with Zyklon B 4.2.8. Nyiszli versus Bendel 4.2.8.1. The Crematoria 4.2.8.2. The “Gas Chambers” Dimensions Capacity Method of Introducing Zyklon B Duration of the gassing Number of Victims Dental Gold The “Bunkers” 4.2.8.3. The “Sonderkommando” 4.3. Gassings and Cremations at the Auschwitz Camp 4.3.1. The Defendants’ Knowledge during the I.G. Farben Trial According to the actual blueprints of the crematoria: According to the current mainstream Holocaust narrative: From a technical point of view: 4.3.2. The Stories of Hungarian Jews Deported to Auschwitz Part 5: Nyiszli’s Statements in the Orthodox Holocaust Narrative 5.1. The Quotation Cherry Pickers 1. “Gas Chamber” Sign 2. The Capacity of the “Gas Chambers” 3. The Gassing Procedure 4. Cremation Devices 5. Duration of the Cremations 6. The “Bunkers” of Birkenau 7. Executions 8. The Sonderkommando Revolt 5.2. The Critics 5.2.1 The Critique of Jean-Claude Pressac 5.2.2 The Critique of Charles D. Provan Appendix Dr. Mengele’s “Medical Experiments” on Twins in the Birkenau Gypsy Camp Tables Bibliography 1. Sources Used for this Study 2. General Bibliography 3. Principal Editions and Translations of Miklós Nyiszli’s Book Archive Abbreviations Documents Index of Names HOLOCAUST HANDBOOKS SECTION ONE: General Overviews of the Holocaust SECTION TWO: Specific non-Auschwitz Studies SECTION THREE: Auschwitz Studies SECTION FOUR:Witness Critique Books by and from Castle Hill Publishers