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This work may be freely distributed electronically as a PDF or reproduced on websites, but rights of authorship are reserved; please credit this to ‘Holocaust Controversies’. Reproduction for commercial purposes is prohibited. Introduction 7 Overview and Historiography of Aktion Reinhard 15 Sources 26 Structure of the Critique 34 The Hoax That Dare Not Speak Its Name 39 Wartime Reports 44 Investigations and Trials 70 Nazi Policy 91 Extermination of Soviet Jews, June 1941-March 1942 95 Evolution of Europe-Wide Final Solution, September - December 1941 110 Local Exterminations: Chelmno, Serbia and Reich Jews in RK Ostland 121 The Europe-Wide Final Solution, January 1942 – March 1943 132 Killing of Soviet Jews, August-December 1942 140 Conclusion 144 Aktion Reinhard and the Holocaust in Poland 146 The Origins of Aktion Reinhard 155 Extermination and Labour 182 Mattogno’s ‘Resettlement’ Shell Game 212 So Where Did They Go? “Resettlement” to the East 240 The Excruciatingly Slow Evolution of the Revisionist “Resettlement” Thesis 240 “Resettlement” for MGK 244 Realities in the Occupied Soviet Territories 253 The Ostland 255 Ukraine 263 The Alleged Fate of the ‘Resettled’ Jews 267 Gas Cham

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Author

Jonathan Harrison, Roberto Muehlenkamp, Jason Myers, Sergey Romanov, Nicholas Terry

Published

2011

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, European History, Humanities