The Gas Chamber of Sherlock Holmes
Analytical Table of Contents
 1. -- Introduction
2. -- The First Reports
3. -- German Disinfection Procedures
4. -- The First Reports from Auschwitz and Majdanek
5. -- The Eastern Camps, Polevoi's Report, and the Gerstein Statement
6. -- The Canonical Holocaust
7. -- The Nuremberg Trials
8. -- The Confessions of Rudolf Höß
9. -- Interpreting Documents and the Postwar Literature
10. -- Retrofitting the Euthanasia Campaign
11. -- The Fear of Cremation and Poison Gas
 12. -- German Civil Defense
German air raid shelters meant to serve also as anti-gas shelters. -- Therefore equipped with gastight doors. -- Air raid shelter doors also equipped with peepholes, to allow inspection without breaking the gastight seal. -- The doors at Majdanek are air raid shelter doors, the bathing facility meant to double as a decontamination center. -- The main fear is from disfiguring mustard gases, therefore Germans equipped laundries and public baths to serve as decontamination centers in the event of a gas attack. -- Bombing assault on Germany killed perhaps 3/4 million people, most perished from gas poisoning (CO) and were at least partially cremated by dry heat. -- But this event would be inverted into an accusation against the German people after the war.
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13. -- Civil Defense in the Concentration Camps
14. -- Pressac's "Criminal Traces"
15. -- The Gas Chamber of Sherlock Holmes
16. -- Conclusions
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