Hungarian Jews

In his book Sanning quotes Arthur R. Butz who pointed out that the International Red Cross made no mention in its Report, published in 1948, of any deportations of Jews to Auschwitz, but only of the beginning of Jewish tribulations in October 1944.37 Aside from violent excesses, this time did see some deportations, whose purpose and destination, however, was forced labor in the Reich, not Auschwitz (B348 S139f.). Therefore, Butz and Sanning assume that no adequate evidence exists to prove that Hungarian Jews were deported to Auschwitz at all. 

There are other indications as well that the theory of mass destruction of the Hungarian Jews is incorrect the witnesses to this destruction unanimously claim that during these alleged mass exterminations the limited capacity of the Birkenau crematoria necessitated the excavation of enormous... 

If one deducts the approximately 1 million unregistered emigrants from the 5.3 to 6 million victims that Benz claims he found, this leaves him with 4.3 to 5 million victims. From this, one must further deduct the difference between the Soviet Jews who appeared in Soviet statistics and the real number (some 1.5 million), the number of Jews who died in the Soviet Union from other causes (deportation, war, partisan warfare, at least 500,000), the number of statistically fabricated additional Polish Jews (some 700,000) as well as the number of Hungarian Jews who probably did not succumb in their entirety (300,000), in other words, a total of roughly 4 million. This would leave Benz with a remainder of at most 1.3 to 2 million unsolved cases. 

The orthodox historians must be deeply embarrassed by the release of 20,000 inmates from Majdanek extermination camp, each one of which must have been a witness to the cruelty of the mass exterminations, if any such exterminations ever took place there or by the fact that the National Socialists released large numbers of inmates in the summer of 1944, in the midst of the alleged extermination of the Hungarian Jews. They cannot explain either why the Germans, during their withdrawal from Auschwitz-Birkenau, left 4,299 inmates behind, almost all of them Jewish, each of whom would have been an accuser of the Third Reich if the official version of Auschwitz squared with the historical facts. 

All that exists for these facilities67 are a few documents and contradictory, partly unbelievable eyewitness statements.68 According to Pressac, the two western, heated, unidentified rooms, as well as their anterooms, served as gas chambers . There is no evidence for any ventilation facility for these rooms prior to May 1944. For this reason Pressac suggests that up to that date ventilation was achieved by means of natural draft. In crematorium IV, but not in crematorium V, a ventilation facility is said to have been installed in May 1944, when the extermination of the Hungarian Jews allegedly began 69 Pressac shows a blueprint for this, but fails to cite a source for it. According to his blueprint, the ventilation shaft would have opened into an additional chimney of crematorium IV. How-... 

Ilex paraguayensis (Aquifoliaceae), Paullinia cupana (guarana) (Sapindaceae), Theobroma cacao (cocoa) (Sterculiaceae) [seed], Camellia sinensis (tea) (Theaceae) [leaf] 800 tons of tea part of unsuccessful offer for 1 million Hungarian Jews (Joel Brand, 1944)... 

Germany, Nobel Prize, soap 2 million bars of soap Physiology/Medicine, part of unsuccessful Second 1964, fatty acid (FA) World War offer for 1 synthesis oxidation) million Hungarian Jews... 

Judaism is recognized as a legal religion in Hungary. The rights of full citizenship are bestowed on Hungarian Jews. 

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