David Cole is a Jewish-American filmmaker who gained attention (and death threats) for his 1992 documentary, David Cole in Auschwitz, in which the official Auschwitz story is challenged.
For reasons that make no sense, this is one of the most dangerous topics there is. Asking questions is a criminal offence in multiple countries. Why?
After all, if something is true, then why should it be protected via state force?
It’s very difficult to get to the truth and ironically, in the Information Age, which we would have thought meant channels to the truth is in fact obfuscating the truth.
David Irving
His documentary
Due to mass censorship, I have to constantly update the link. Nevertheless, here is David’s film.
Conversation
And here is my conversation with David.
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Talking points
David’s film questions the presence and use of gas chambers for mass extermination in Auschwitz, claiming that the structure was originally an air-raid shelter as per his interview with the camp’s archive director. He also disputes the claim that Nazis made soap from dead Jews’ bodies, and argues that the Soviets exaggerated the number of deaths at Auschwitz and other camps.
Some of the most influential WW2 figures like Eisenhower, Churchill and de Gaulle did not mention gas chambers or the genocide of Jews in their memoirs.
Why?
To make matters more interesting, the Red Cross found no evidence of gas chambers in Germany. More specifically, it’s a three-volume investigation called the Report of the International Committee of the Red Cross on its Activities during the Second World War, published in Geneva, 1948.
It’s a lot of reading but it’s freely available at archive.org. You can find a summary here.
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