"No Holes, No Holocaust" - Prof. Robert Faurisson to Mark Weber

Above is a photo of Free Speech Champion Robert Faurisson who refuses
to remain silent despite years of persecution, including physical assaults by Jewish terrorists.

No Holes, No Holocaust

Professor
Robert Faurisson

Message to Mark WEBER

Dear Mark,

This morning I received from you Dr M. Dragan's text "Faurisson and 25cm X 25cm Zyklone [sic] holes", which he signed "Polina Borowska for the Polish historical Society". In this paper it is stated: "Unfortunately, for some time know [sic] Prof Faurisson is unable to provide any reference for these measurements".

I think I have had good reason not to answer Dr M. Dragan's request for said references. First, I do not very much appreciate the constant use of such pseudonyms. Also, for years I have been providing Dr M. Dragan with information and even with ideas in spite of his arrogant and insistent way of asking for them. Once I even made, on his request, corrections and additions to his endless "drafts". On occasion I have asked him to give me some credit for my information, ideas or corrections. I don't believe he has ever done so. What I have noticed many times is that, on the contrary, he has presented himself as the discoverer of ideas which I myself had given him or which I had already made public in texts or at conferences.

Again on the subject of this "no holes" argument, which he has recently put forth in a very long paper, he has never mentioned my name. Moreover he is now accusing me of being incapable of furnishing any reference for the measurements.

He is wrong once more.

I have published the source at least once: in the December 1996 issue of Adelaide Institute Online in an article on p. 24 entitled "A KGB novelist: Gerald Fleming", which was in fact a reply of 30 September of that year to Professor Fleming. In columns B and C I gave all the necessary references, namely: "Protokolle des Todes", Der Spiegel, 40 (1993) [4 October 1993], p. 162. I wrote:

For instance, one of the confessed [i.e. whose confessions were obtained by the Soviets] said: "In der Decke [of the Krema II 'gas chamber'] waren quadratische Öffnungen (25 x 25 Zentimeter)" (Der Spiegel, p. 162). The trouble is that even today you can see that not one square opening exists in the ceiling.

Dr Töben, who published my paper, added: "This fact gave rise to Faurisson's now famous quip: No Holes, no Holocaust". Dr Töben ought to have written: ·no «Holocaust».

The name of the engineer who made that confession was Schultze. The interrogation took place on 4 March 1946 (at the time of the Nuremberg trial). It began with the words:

Das Gebäude war 8 Meter breit und 30 Meter lang. Innen war es vollkommen leer. Die Höhe betrug 2,6 Meter".

Best wishes,
R. Faurisson

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