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Auschwitz and Birkenau Air Photos Taken once a month by Allies from April to December 1944. |
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Auschwitz I Camp Shadows of individual inmates visible in air photos. |
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Birkenau Camp Careful study by Allies to try to confirm mass murder rumours. |
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Birkenau Cremation Buildings Soccer and music played beside alleged gas chambers. |
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Birkenau Camp Wide Views (256K) Show camp as Germans and inmates left it in February, 1945. |
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Monowitz Gas Plant No coal storage or delivery conveyor at cremation buildings. |
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Photo Tampering Evidence Altered in 1978 to support mass murder claims. |
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Allied Bombing of Poland Monowitz 5 kilometres (3 miles) from Auschwitz bombed four times. |
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Birkenau or Auschwitz Not Bombed No bomb craters as at Monowitz. |
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Camp Bombing Not Ordered Pin-point bombing of cremation buildings was possible. |
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Air Photo Interpreters In 1944, Auschwitz photos did not support murder claims. |
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German Industrial Camouflage Attempt to mask possible bomb targets. |
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Amiens Prison Precision Bombing Raid Plan to blow holes in walls to free French resistance members. |
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Allied Government Policies re: Auschwitz Investigating mass murder rumours given top priority. |
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 Needed hot air or acid to effectively release gas. |
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'Eye-Witness' Drawing from Court
Testimonies
Impossible flames as furnaces designed and built so only hot gasses emmitted. |
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Cremation Furnace Room Drawing
Impossible
Furnace doors could not have been opened during burning without 1600 deg. F (800 deg. C.) gasses and flames seriously burning workers. |
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 May 1944 photos show visible buildings and relaxed inmates. |
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Invaluable Photos First Published in 1978 Working and relaxing without apprehension or fear of abuse. |
