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 H��
9. -- Interpreting Documents and the Postwar Literature
Quality of documents offered at Nuremberg. -- Documents offered
as indicative of gassing actually indicate something else. -- The
Wetzel-Lohse correspondence. -- The Diary of Dr. Kremer. -- Post-war
literature emerging in this period: Olga Lengyel, Miklos Nyiszli.
-- Clear influence of claims in Soviet report. -- Inaccuracy of
details and unreliability of descriptions. The main conduit for
cultural awareness of the gassing claim. -- The absence of evidence
is considered the proof of the gassing claim: the conspiratorial
nature of the gassing claim.
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10. -- Retrofitting the Euthanasia Campaign
11. -- The Fear of Cremation and Poison Gas
12. -- German Civil Defense
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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