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camps each having from a few hundred to more than 1000 prisoners.
The Austrian camp Mauthausen was notorious for its inhumanity.
There were strict rules for SS officials in charge. Karl Koch, com-
mandant in Buchenwald, was shot for corruption and murder. Her-
mann Florstedt, the ill-reputed commandant in Majdanek, was
hanged before the assembled prisoners.
On 4 June 1937, SS Gruppenfiihrer Theodor Eicke reported in an
internal memorandum that SS Oberscharfiihrer Zeidler had sadisti-
cally assaulted an inmate at the concentration camp Sachsenhausen.
As a warning to other camp guards, he was degraded, discharged
from the SS and turned over to the authorities. Eicke pointed out
that assaulting inmates was not tolerated.
Between 1 July 1942 and 30 June 1943, 110 812 concentration
camps inmates died, which is showed by statistics collected by Waf-
fen-SS General Oswald Pohl for Heinrich Himmler. In August 1943,
the total amount of camp prisoners was 224 000, and one year later
there were 524 000.
The Swiss educator Jurgen Graf was struck by the many absurdities
in the official version of "the holocaust". Therefore he compiled all
available material into a book, "The Holocaust on Trial: Eyewitness
Accounts versus Natural Laws" ("Der Holocaust auf dem Priifstand:
Augenzeugenberichte versus Naturgesetze"). The book is very convin-
cing in its factuality.
He states: «Apart from the last chaotic months of the war, the worst
period in the camps was the summer and autumn of 1942. During these
few months more than 300 people died in Auschwitz everyday in typhoid
fever. The disease also claimed its victims among the SS guards. Within
the Auschwitz complexes most deaths occurred in Birkenau, three kilo-
metres to the west of the main camp, which had became a hospital camp.
During certain periods more people died in Birkenau than in all other
camps together. This "death camp" where probably 60 000 to 80 000
prisoners succumbed, mostly to disease (there were also executions and
murder!), later became the legendary "extermination camp", where accor-
ding to "historians" between one and four million people were murdered.
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