This is a picture of a gas-tight door (more
photos)
which was found by Soviet investigators
in the material yards (Bauhof)
of Auschwitz I in 1945, and has ever
since been passed off as a gas chamber
door on one of the four Auschwitz II
(Birkenau) crematoria/gas chambers,
although Defenders of
the Faith have never
specified which one.
Jean-Claude Pressac wrote of this door:
"... a gas-tight door which certainly belonged to a homicidal gas chamber in one of the four Birkenau Krematorien. The proof of its criminal use is the presence of a heavy hemispherical grid PROTECTING THE PEEPHOLE ON THE INSIDE."
Liar by omission Daniel Keren wrote of the door picture above:
"... a door which probably belonged to an extermination gas chamber was discovered in the camp's building yard; it is massive, and reinforced with iron bars. Furthermore, the small peephole is protected from the inside with a strong metal grid, probably installed so the victims would not break the glass in the peephole."
The inept Deborah Lipstadt claimed of homicidal gas chamber doors at Auschwitz II (Birkenau):
"the doors had a metal grille over the peephole on the inside of the door - to protect the glass from being broken from within ..."
The confused Justice Gray judged at the Irving vs. Penguin & Lipstadt trial:
"Moreover, there would have been no need for a metal-protected, reinforced spy-hole if only corpses and metal objects were to be gassed (see paragraph 7.68 above)."
Exaggerating former sonderkommando Henryk Tauber supposedly claimed in May 1945, of the gas chamber door in Crematorium II at Auschwitz II (Birkenau):
"At about head height for an average man this door had a round glass peephole. On the other side of the door, i.e. on the gas chamber side, this opening was protected by a hemispherical grid. This grid was fitted because the people in the gas chamber, feeling they were going to die, used to break the glass of the peep-hole. But the grid still did not provide sufficient protection and similar incidents recurred."
Tauber reveals that
he knew, strangely, that the gas chamber
door (pictured above) had been found by
the Soviets:
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This is a photo (enlarged) of the peep hole on Door A, as you can see, the glass is on the inside.
This is a photo (enlarged) of the peep hole on Door B, it appears that the glass has been broken on this one.
This photo (enlarged) was taken inside Block 41, and this door (Door C) is the aforementioned second door to the larger gas chamber (photo of larger gas chamber).
This photo (enlarged) is the peep hole on the inside of Door C, again with the glass on the inside.
This photo (enlarged) is of the peep hole on the outside of Door C. The metal grid/grille is on the wrong-side to protect the glass from the victims being gassed.
This photo (enlarged) is of the peep hole on the inside of Door D. As you can see, the glass was on the inside, and has been broken, although this doesn't mean it was broken by a Jew being gassed.
"The dismantling of the Auschwitz Krematorien began in autumn 1944. The parts were taken to the goods platform and loaded onto trains. Part of the material was left in Auschwitz, where it is still to be found in the place where building materials were stored, known as the “Bauhof” (builder's yard) in Auschwitz I. The Germans did not succeed in shipping everything, being in such a hurry to flee. To be found there are ... a gas-tight door from a gas chamber,"
Carlo Mattogno, the world's leading
expert on Auschwitz, has soberly pointed
out about the claim
by Defenders of the
Faith, that a door with a peep
hole, covered by a wire guard on the
inside of the door, is proof that it
must have belonged to a homicidal
gas chamber:
"As far as the door with the metal protection is concerned, Pressac himself presents photographs showing the door (photo above, more) of the disinfestation chamber of the so-called “Kanada 1” section of the camp (BW28, delousing and storage barracks, pp. 46-49). This door had a round inspection opening with a metal grid on the inside which obviously protected also the glass. Hence, we can see that protection of the peep-hole on the inside also applied to a normal disinfestation plant."
In their attempts to prove the lie
that a million people were gassed at
Auschwitz, Defenders
of the Faith have
inadvertently further exposed the
lie of the gas chambers at "death
camp" Majdanek. We're expected to
believe that at Auschwitz, the
Germans insisted on using gas
chambers doors that featured
metal grids/grilles on the inside of
the doors, which protected the peep
holes from being broken by the
victims being gassed. Whilst at
Majdanek, the homicidal gas chamber
doors had the metal peep hole
grids/grilles on the outside,
meaning the victims were free to
attempt to break the peep hole
glass.
It was originally claimed by the Soviets, that there were seven homicidal gas chambers at Majdanek, but that number since been whittled down to just two. I will post more on the shrinking number of Majdanek gas chambers another time, but here I just want to concentrate on the doors, the peep holes, and the metal grids/grilles of the two remaining homicidal gas chambers.
It was originally claimed by the Soviets, that there were seven homicidal gas chambers at Majdanek, but that number since been whittled down to just two. I will post more on the shrinking number of Majdanek gas chambers another time, but here I just want to concentrate on the doors, the peep holes, and the metal grids/grilles of the two remaining homicidal gas chambers.
This is Block 41 (right) at
Majdanek, which stood near to the
entrance gate to the Majdanek camp,
it along with Block 42 (left), were
delousing buildings. At the rear of
Block 41, are the two "gas
chambers," although this building
once housed three, possibly four, of
the seven homicidal gas chambers
that the Soviets claimed the Nazis
had at Majdanek.
This is the rear of Block 41 (enlarged
photo). The door on the right (Door
A) opens into the larger of the
gas chambers, which also has a
second door inside of Block 41 (see
below). The door on left (Door B),
isn't explained currently by the
Majdanek museum, it may once have
been the door for one of the 5 lost
gas chambers of Majdanek.
This is a photo (enlarged) of the peep hole on Door A, as you can see, the glass is on the inside.
This is a photo (enlarged) of the peep hole on Door B, it appears that the glass has been broken on this one.
This photo (enlarged) was taken inside Block 41, and this door (Door C) is the aforementioned second door to the larger gas chamber (photo of larger gas chamber).
This photo (enlarged) is the peep hole on the inside of Door C, again with the glass on the inside.
This photo (enlarged) is of the peep hole on the outside of Door C. The metal grid/grille is on the wrong-side to protect the glass from the victims being gassed.
This is a photo (enlarged)
to the entrance to the smaller gas
chamber (photo
of smaller gas chamber), which
is the door on the right (Door D).
The doorway on the left, leads to
the very small SS
room, where the
bottled carbon-monoxide, used to
kill Jews in the gas chambers, was
operated. In the small gas chamber,
Zyklon B, dropped through the hole in
the roof, was also used to gas Jews.
Oddly, the smaller gas chamber has
no Prussian Blue staining, whilst
the larger gas chamber (which has no
hole in the roof) has it in
abundance.
This photo (enlarged) is of the peep hole on the inside of Door D. As you can see, the glass was on the inside, and has been broken, although this doesn't mean it was broken by a Jew being gassed.
Black Rabbit, you did escape almost certain death while visiting this building; the strong metal grid protecting the lamp on the ceiling is proof mass extermination is conducted in this very place.
Reply"I managed to make a hole in the back of the gas chamber and escape".
http://www.hdot.org/en/trial/judgement/09.03
That's a good spot Eager. I've since spotted more of those lamps with strong metal grids on two of the other photos.
It truly was a miracle I survived. I'll have to pen some memoirs, and find myself a publisher.