Garrison and Headquarters Orders of the Auschwitz Concentration Camp. A Critically Commented Selection

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In 2015, my dear friend Dr. Ursula Haverbeck was interviewed by German mainstream TV about her iconoclastic views on the Holocaust. During the interview, she frequently referred to a mainstream book containing the text of hundreds of orders issued by the Auschwitz camp authorities during the war. They proved, Dr. Haverbeck argued, that no extermination could have been going on in that camp. The (mainly negative) public attention this interview received inspired me to define a new book project for our series “Holocaust Handbooks”: a summary of the most-interesting Auschwitz orders highlighting that Dr. Haverbeck is indeed correct. Unfortunately the project stalled, and it took the initiative of one of my customers to reignite it. He sifted through hundreds of orders and compiled a collection of quotations from them flying in the face of the mainstream’s Auschwitz narrative. Starting out from this preliminary study, and with the expert help from Italian scholar Carlo Mattogno, we turned this study into a gem of our series, which was finally published in early 2020. While all this was going on, Dr. Haverbeck languished in prison, convicted by a German court for her peaceful dissent…

A large number of all the orders ever issued by the various commanders of the infamous Auschwitz Camp have been preserved. They reveal the true nature of the camp with all its daily events.

In these orders, for example, the decent treatment of inmates, the prohibition of their mistreatment as well as the improvement of the hygienic conditions were emphasized. A topic discussed with particular frequency is the visit of family members of SS members to Auschwitz and their constant entering and exiting of the camp. Even the children of SS members were hanging around in the camp and were apparently playing with the inmates. There were even plenty of sightseeing tours of the camp during the war, which some orders tried to regulate. Horticulture, growing fruit trees, picking flowers and much more were addressed in these orders.

Only one thing is not to be found in these orders: the slightest trace of an indication that something outrageous was going on at Auschwitz. On the contrary, many orders are in clear and insurmountable contradiction to claims that inmates were being mass murdered. This book contains a selection of the most important of these orders, along with comments that put them in their proper historical context.

185 pages, b&w illustrations, bibliography, index (Holocaust Handbooks, Vol. #34)
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