"Vittnesmål" om "utrotningsläger och gaskammare"

According to the news magazine Spiegel, illustrations 9a and b show a concentration camp guard with his victims in Buchenwald. The inmates are said to have their hands tied and be hanged from trees.[33] Whereas illustration 9a looks like a photo at the first glance, the intensive contrast and the patchy and flat nature of many parts of illustration 9b makes it probable that this is a drawing. Look for example at the belt and pistol of the SS man, his collar and boots, or the shades of the jacket of the prisoner lying on the earth, and note especially the edge of the remarkably shapeless face of the SS man: it has a black line which must have been drawn in.

I can only urge everyone to try this for himself: go to a gym, suspend yourself from wall bars with your arms up and back, and try to keep your knees bent. I compliment you on your well-toned stomach muscles if you can hold this pose for more than a minute. Incidentally, the string with which the supposed inmates are tied to the trees appears to be amazingly strong. It cannot be rope, as ropes would be thick enough to be visible on a photo. Thus, this would seem to be a photomontage, if not a complete fake, i.e., a painting. Eventually an official German authority admitted in 1996 that these pictures were made by a former east German, i.e., communist film producer DEFA in 1958.[34]

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Pressure is mounting on an Australian man to prove that his remarkable Holocaust survival story is true.

Alex Kurzem’s story has been told in a bestselling book and an award-winning documentary — both titled The Mascot — but it was the feature that was screened on America’s 60 Minutes in 2009 that roused the suspicions of Dr Barry Resnick, a Californian college professor who lost relatives in the Holocaust. [...]

Dr Resnick has been working for the past three years with DNA specialist Dr Colleen Fitzpatrick, who was involved in uncovering two Holocaust fraud stories — Surviving with Wolves by Misha Defonseca and Angel at the Fence by Herman Rosenblat.

Yet the Dachau resident who fascinates Ryback the most is Martin Zaidenstadt, an 83-year-old Holocaust survivor who spends each day as an unofficial tour guide of the camp. For years he has stood outside the gas chamber, warning tourists to ignore the brochure where it reads that the gas chamber had never been put into operation. While the visitors snap pictures of Martin -- a living and amusing monument to escaped death -- he tells them (he speaks virtually every language) that he was present in Dachau as an inmate, and that he heard the screams of those gassed inside.

The problem is there's no record of Martin having ever been in the camp. (There's also little dispute that the gas chamber was never used.) Martin's name doesn't appear in the camp registry. Yet he shows up faithfully each day, reciting the script of his past and disputing the official line about the gas chamber.