Just like at Auschwitz, up to a million Jews are also said to have been killed by SS forces in the WWII Treblinka Camp. First buried in mass graves, the victims were then exhumed and burned on pyres, we are told. Between 2010 and 2019, a British team of forensic experts tried finding evidence such a mass slaughter should have left behind. They published their results in 2026. In this book, five different authors scrutinize these results, demonstrating how the British team tried fitting their square findings into the mainstream narrative’s round hole. Along the way, they not only expose the British team’s lack of professionalism and competence, but more importantly the shocking lack of physical evidence in the grounds of Treblinka for the mass-murder narrative. Includes papers by Dr. David Skrbina, Germar Rudolf, Thomas Olson, Carlo Mattogno and Muhammad Amin.
Description
Treblinka was never a death camp. If the prevailing mass-murder narrative about the WWII Treblinka Camp were true, forensic research would have found the evidence in radar soundings and soil samples. But it has not.
During 1942 and 1943, German authorities deported between 700,000 and one million Jews to the Treblinka Camp. This is the only fact that mainstream scholars and skeptics agree on. Mainstream scholars insist that deportees were murdered on arrival and buried in mass graves, with a long list of claimed murder methods (steam, vacuum, electrocution, diesel-engine exhaust etc.). Then, the victims were presumably exhumed and burned within just four months. But did any of this really happen?
A mass slaughter of such gigantic proportion would have left plenty of traces that forensic science could detect: huge volumes of disturbed soil of former mass graves; soil mixed with ashes, unburned wood and human remains; traces of massive firewood logging activities etc.
There have been three attempts to find such traces: two rather superficial ones in 1944 and 1945 by Soviet and Polish authorities, and a more-detailed attempt between 2010 and 2019 by a British team.
In this book, five different authors scrutinize various aspects of the Treblinka Camp and its forensic examination. The first paper by Germar Rudolf summarizes the information we have to date about Treblinka. Papers by Dr. David Skrbina, Thomas Olson and Carlo Mattogno analyze the British forensic results. All show how past investigations, the recent British included, have proven the lack of evidence supporting the mass-murder narrative.
In a paper on the “Chemistry of Treblinka,” Germar Rudolf describes what a proper chemical forensic analysis would look like, juxtaposing it to the inexpert approach of the British team. A final paper by Muhammad Amin introduces the growing body of documental evidence pointing to an entirely different, non-lethal role of the Treblinka Camp: a transit camp for Jews being sent further east.
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| Weight | .38 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 8 × 5 × .36 in |
| Format | Paperback, Signed by Author, Paperback (b&w), Audio (mp3 download), eBook (PDF download), eBook (ePub download) |
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