Лживая холокостная статистика

Живёт во Франции бывший учитель литературы Robert Faurisson, 86 лет. Он долгое время занимался вопросами численности убитых евреев в годы Второй мировой, в частности, изучал статистику Освенцима. 

Мемориальные таблички в этом лагере меняли прямо на наших глазах. Первая просуществовала до 1990 года, число указанных еврейских жертв - 4.000.000.

А в 1995-ом году поместили уже другую мемориальную доску, где число жертв резко уменьшилось. Теперь там говорят о полутора миллионах. 

Но так ли это на самом деле? Действительно ли фашисты зверски уничтожили в одном лишь Освенциме 1,5 миллиона евреев?

Дело в том, что немцы - народ весьма скрупулёзный. И они вели чёткую статистику умерших в лагере. Однако ни советские, ни польские или немецкие власти не желали допускать исследователей к таким документам, как списки умерших. 

И всё же после многочисленных процессов, затеянных порядочными исследователями и историками, власти вынуждены были открыть доступ к документам. Естественно, никакого отклика в проиудейской мировой прессе это событие отражения не нашло. 

Официальные лица выдали списки скончавшихся в Освенциме за период с 29 июля 1941 г. по 31 декабря 1943 года. Остальные, мол, утерялись. Лагерь же существовал с 20 мая 1940 года по 18 сентября 1945 года. Так что сведения даны лишь по половине рассматриваемого периода. 

И что? Сколько миллионов евреев было за это время „уничтожено”? Всего за два с половиной года скончались... 68.864 человека! Всех национальностей.

„После того, как поляки опустили Аушвицкий холокост до 1 миллиона, евреи потребовали для себя квоту в 960 000. Остаток не устроил остальных профессиональных "жертв" холокоста - цыган, коммунистов и тех же поляков и "выработку" Освенцима-Аушвица подняли до устраивающих всех 1,5 миллионов."

Вообще демократия и свобода слова во Франции весьма показательны. Если вы подвергаете сомнению официальные цифры о числе погибших евреев, то вас подвергают уголовному преследованию. 

А чтобы вы не сомневались в том, что утверждает французская власть, вас начинают зомбировать с самого раннего детства. Постепенно возраст вашего ребенка, по достижении которого вы обязаны отдать его на зомбирование в садик, снижался и сегодня составляет 3 года. А во французских школах все ученики старших классов каждый год обязаны смотреть фильм "Ночь и туман", в котором говорится о 9 000 000 замученных в Аушвице.

Ниже выдержка из англоязычного источника о жертвах Аушвица, где без всякого перевода четко видно, как уменьшалось число погибших в концлагере людей. К каждой цифре приведены текстовые ссылки на источники.

9,000,000

Source: Cited by the french documentary, Night and Fog, which has been shown to millions of school students worldwide. 

8,000,000Source: The French War Crime Research Office, Doc. 31, 1945. 

7,000,000Source: Also cited by the French War Crime Research Office. 

6,000,000Source: Cited in the book Auschwitz Doctor by Miklos Nyiszli. It has since been proven that this book is a fraud and the "doctor" was never even at Auschwitz, even though the book is often cited by historians. 

5,000,000 to 5,500,000Source: Cited in 1945 at the trial of Auschwitz commander Rudolf Höss, based on his confession which was written in English, a language he never spoke. 

5,000,000Source: Cited on April 20, 1978 by the French daily, Le Monde. Also cited on January 23, 1995 by the German daily Die Welt. By September 1, 1989, Le Monde reduced the figure to 1,433,000. 

4,500,000Source: In 1945 this figure was cited by another witness at the aforementioned Höss trial. 

4,000,000Source: Cited by a Soviet document of May 6, 1945 and officially acknowledged by the Nuremberg War Crimes trial. This figure was also reported in The New York Times on April 18, 1945, although 50 years later on January 26, 1995, The New York Times and The Washington Post slashed the figure to 1,500,000 citing new findings by the Auschwitz Museum officials. In fact, the figure of 4,000,000 was later repudiated by the Auschwitz museum officials in 1990 but the figure of 1,500,000 victims was not formally announced by Polish President Lech Walesa until five years after the Auschwitz historians had first announced their discovery. 

3,500,000Source: Cited in the 1991 edition of the Dictionary of the French Language and by Claude Lanzmann in 1980 in his introduction to Filip Muller's book, Three Years in an Auschwitz Gas Chamber. 

3,000,000Source: Cited in a forced confession by Rudolf Höss, the Auschwitz commander who said this was the number of those who had died at Auschwitz prior to Dec. 1, 1943. Later cited in the June 7, 1993 issue of Heritage, the most widely read Jewish newspaper in California, even though three years previously the authorities at the Auschwitz museum had scaled down the figure to a minimum of 1,100,000 and a maximum of 1,500,000. (see below). 

2,500,000Source: Cited by Rudolf Vrba (an author of various fraudulent accounts of events he claims to have witnessed at Auschwitz) when he testified on July 16, 1981 for the Israeli government's war crimes trial of former SS official Adolf Eichmann. 

2,000,000Source: Cited by Leon Poliakov (1951) writing in Harvest of Hate; Georges Wellers, writing in 1973 in The Yellow Star at the Time of Vichy; and Lucy Dawidowicz, writing in 1975 in The War Against the Jews. 

2,000,000 to 4,000,000Source: Cited by Yehuda Bauer in 1982 in his book, A History of the Holocaust. However, by 1989 Bauer revised his figure to 1,600,000. 

1,600,000Source: This is a 1989 revision by Yehuda Bauer of his earlier figure in 1982 of 2,000,000 to 4,000,000, Bauer cited this new figure on September 22, 1989 in The Jerusalem Post, at which time he wrote "The larger figures have been dismissed for years, except that it hasn't reached the public yet." 

1,500,000Source: In 1995 this was the number of Auschwitz deaths announced by Polish President Lech Walesa as determined by those at the Auschwitz museum. This number was inscribed on the monument at the Auschwitz camp at that time, thereby "replacing" the earlier 4,000,000 figure that had been formally repudiated (and withdrawn from the monument) five years earlier in 1990. At that time, on July 17, 1990 The Washington Times reprinted a brief article from The London Daily Telegraph citing the "new" figure of 1,500,000 that had been determined by the authorities at the Auschwitz museum. This new figure was reported two years later in a UPI report published in the New York Post on March 26, 1992. On January 26, 1995 both The Washington Post and The New York Times cited this 1,500,000 figure as the new "official" figure (citing the Auschwitz Museum authorities). 

1,471,595Source: This is a 1983 figure cited by Georges Wellers who (as noted previously) had determined, writing in 1973, that some 2,000,000 had died. 

1,433,000Source: This figure was cited on September 1, 1989 by the French daily, Le Monde, which earlier, on April 20, 1978, had cited the figure at 4,000,000. 

1,250,000Source: In the book, The Destruction of the European Jews, by Raul Hilberg (1985). 

1,100,000 to 1,500,000Source: Sources for this estimate are Yisrael Gutman and Michael Berenbaum in their 1984 book, Anatomy of the Auschwitz Death Camp.

This estimate was later also cited by Walter Reich, former director of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, writing in The Washington Post on September 8, 1998. The upper figure of 1,500,000 is (the new) "official" figure as now inscribed at Auschwitz, with the earlier figure of 4,000,000 having been removed from the memorial at the site of the former concentration camp. 

1,000,000Source: Jean-Claude Pressac, writing in his 1989 book Auschwitz: Technique and Operation of the Gas Chambers. This is interesting since he wrote his book to repudiate so-called "Holocaust deniers" who were called that precisely because they had questioned the numbers of those who had died at Auschwitz. 

900,000Source: Reported on August 3, 1990 11, by Aufbau, a Jewish newspaper in New York. 

800,000 to 900,000Source: Reported by Gerald Reitlinger in his book, The Final Solution. 

775,000 to 800,000Source: Jean-Claude Pressac's revised figure, put forth in his 1993 book, The Crematoria of Auschwitz: The Mass Murder's Machinery, scaling down his earlier claim of 1,000,000 dead. 

630,000 to 710,000Source: In 1994 Pressac scaled his figure down somewhat further; this is the figure cited in the German language translation of Pressac's 1993 book originally published in French. Again, this is substantially less than Pressac's 1989 figure of 1,000,000. 

135,000 to 140,000Source: This is an estimate based on documents held by the International Tracing Service of the Red Cross. It is known that International Tracing Service has a complete set of registration documents. This is thought to include a complete set of roll-call data which includes twice daily tallies of those who died. Although the International Tracing Service of the Red Cross has such records, they have never officially published an accurate count of those who died, or even an accurate report as to exactly which documents they hold. However, totals from these records have been obtained by various interested parties.

The estimate of 135,000 is roughly corroborated by the "Auschwitz death books." The death books themselves are wartime German camp records, which were captured by the Soviets towards the end of the war, and hidden in Soviet achieves, until released to the Red Cross in 1989.

То же на французском из блога упомянутого в начале исследователя-пенсионера. И также со ссылками на источники. 

9 millions de personnes, selon le film documentaire Nuit et Brouillard(1955), dont les conseillers historiques étaient l'historien Henri Michel et l'historienne Olga Wormser [1].

8 millions de personnes, selon l'Office français de recherches des crimes de guerre et le Service français d'information des crimes de guerre (1945) [2].

7 millions de personnes, selon Raphaël Feigelson (1945) [3].

6 millions de juifs, selon Tibère Kremer, préfacier de Miklos Nyiszli (1951) [4].

5 millions à 5,5 millions de personnes, selon Bernard Czardybon (1945 ?), selon des aveux attribués à des SS et selon le journal Le Monde (1978), qui ajoutait : "dont 90% de juifs" [5].

4,5 millions selon Henryk Mandelbaum (1945) [6].

4 millions de personnes, selon un document soviétique auquel le tribunal de Nuremberg a donné valeur de "preuve authentique". Ce chiffre a été inscrit dix-neuf fois, avec un commentaire en autant de langues différentes, sur le monument d'Auschwitz-Birkenau. Il a été repris par un nombre considérable de personnes, dont l'historien polonais Franciszek Piper. Il sera déclaré faux en 1990 et remplacé, sur le monument, en 1995, par le chiffre de 1.500.000 avec l'accord du même F. Piper pour lequel ce chiffre est un maximum tandis que le chiffre minimum est de 1,1 million. Selon Miriam Novitch (1967), sur les 4 millions de morts, 2,7 millions étaient juifs. Selon le rabbin Moshe Weiss (1991), plus de 4 millions de personnes sont mortes à Auschwitz dont 3 millions de juifs [7].

3,5 millions de personnes, selon l'avocat d'un accusé allemand au procès de Nuremberg (1946) et selon le Dictionnaire de la langue française publié par Hachette (1991). Selon Claude Lanzmann (1980), il y a eu 3,5 millions de gazés dont 95% de juifs ainsi que beaucoup d'autres morts [8].

3 millions de personnes jusqu'au 1er décembre 1943, selon un aveu extorqué à Rudolf Hoess (1946), ex-commandant d'Auschwitz [9].

3 millions de juifs gazés, selon David Susskind (1986) et selonHeritage, le plus important hebdomadaire juif californien (1993) [10].

2,5 millions de personnes, selon Rudolf Vrba pour le procès Eichmann (1961) [11].

2 millions (?) à 4 millions (?) selon l'historien Yehuda Bauer (1982)[12].

2 millions à 3 millions de juifs tués ainsi que des milliers de non juifs, selon un aveu attribué à un responsable SS, Pery Broad [13].

2 millions à 2,5 millions personnes tuées, selon un aveu attribué à un médecin SS, Dr Friedrich Entress (1945) [14].

2 millions de personnes, selon l'historien Léon Poliakov (1951) ; 2 millions de juifs gazés, selon l'historien Georges Wellers (1973) et selon l'historienne Lucy Dawidowicz (1975) [15].

1,6 million de personnes, selon l'historien Yehuda Bauer (1989), dont 1.352.980 juifs [16]. (Ce dernier chiffre est de Georges Wellers, 1983).

1,5 million de personnes : ce chiffre, choisi par Lech Walesa, a remplacé, en 1995, sur le monument de Birkenau, celui de 4 millionsqui avait été retiré en 1990 [17].

1.471.595 personnes, dont 1.352.980 juifs, selon l'historien Georges Wellers (1983) [18].

1,25 million de personnes environ, dont 1 million de juifs tués et plus de 250.000 non juifs morts, selon l'historien Raul Hilberg (1985) [19].

1,1 million à 1,5 million de personnes, selon les historiens Israel Gutman, Michael Berenbaum et Franciszek Piper (1994) [20].

1 million de personnes, selon Jean-Claude Pressac (1989) et selon leDictionnaire des noms propres publié par Hachette (1992) [21].

800.000 à 900.000 personnes, selon l'historien Gerald Reitlinger (1953) [22].

775.000 à 800.000 personnes, selon Jean-Claude Pressac (1993) dont 630.000 juifs gazés [23].

630.000 à 710.000 personnes, selon Jean-Claude Pressac (1994) dont 470.000 à 550.000 juifs gazés [24].