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The French Jew Jean-Gabriel Cohn-Bendit in 1991 expressed his
doubts in an essay about the gas chamber stories. He was im-
mediately the subject of slander.
Ian J. Kagedan, spokesman for the Canadian B'nai B'rith lodge,
wrote in The Toronto Star on 26 November 1991: "The Holocaust is to
be the Keystone, or fundamental principle, of the New World Order."
The 66-year old French civil engineer Henri Roques in May 1986
received the highest grade on his doctoral thesis at the University of
Nantes in Brittany. He claimed that gas chambers did not occur in
the German concentration camps. According to him, the gas cham-
bers is a myth.
Roques had worked on the thesis for 20 years and read practically
everything written about Hitler's concentration camps. After inter-
ference from Jewish organizations, Roques subsequently lost his
degree.
The Polish Professor of History, Dariusz Ratajczak, in 1999 wrote in
his book "Dangerous Topics" that the official number of Jewish vic-
tims in the Nazi concentration camps is grossly exaggerated. He
maintained that the eyewitness accounts lack credibility and that
gassing of Jews never took place. Ratajczak said that the "gas
chambers" shown to the public were never used as such. He was
sacked from his post at the University of Opole and banned from
teaching anywhere in Poland for three years.
President Eisenhower admitted that the Nazi concentration camps
were "prisons for political prisoners".
When the Jewish organizations in the United States, Great Britain
and other countries in 1933 started a boycott that inflicted enormous
economic damage on Germany, Hitler began to make anti-Jewish
laws. The Jews were considered a security risk. The Zionists wished to
provoke Hitler to impose harsher anti-Jewish measures in order to
hasten Jewish emigration to Palestine. Since 1933 the Jews were
intensively persecuted and driven into exile.
Those that in 1941 and later on were still living in the German
sphere of interest, were mostly sent to work camps, put together in
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