The Leuchter Reports: Critical Edition

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During the years 2004/2005, my series “Holocaust Handbooks” gained traction and grew rapidly. In 2005, I realized that one of the most-influential publications of critical Holocaust research, the “Leuchter Report,” should be put back in print and should definitely be included in that series, although heavily footnoted and commented in order to bring it up to the current state of research. Ernst Zündel and his wife, who held the copyright back then, happily agreed and helped me with gathering the many photos and documents included in this book. The book appeared in 2005; this updated edition appeared in 2017.

Between 1988 and 1991, U.S. expert on execution technologies Fred Leuchter wrote four detailed reports addressing whether the Third Reich operated homicidal gas chambers. The first report on Ausch­witz and Majdanek became world-famous. Based on chemical analyses and various technical points, Leuchter concluded that the locations investigated “could not have then been, or now be, utilized or seriously considered to function as execution gas chambers.” The second report deals with gas-chamber claims for the camps Dachau, Mauthausen and Hartheim, while the third reviews design criteria and operation procedures of execution gas chambers in the U.S. The fourth report reviews Pressac’s 1989 tome about Auschwitz.

4th ed., 252 pages, b&w illustrations (Holocaust Handbooks, Vol. #16)
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