"MASS GASSINGS" ACCOUNTS ARE SCIENTIFICALLY IMPOSSIBLE
By Richard Harwood
Central to the claim that six million Jews were
"systematically exterminated" by the Nazis in
"death camps" is the following commonly accepted
description of how the "gassings" were carried out:
"Hundreds - sometimes thousands - of victims were herded
into the chamber which released hydrogen cyanide fumes killing
the occupants in a matter of minutes. Immediately afterwards
attendants - often smoking and eating and not wearing any gas
masks or other protective clothing - would drag the corpses out
of the chamber and would immediately begin searching the mouths
and other orifices of the corpses for gold and other
valuables." This process is scientifically impossible.
ASK A CHEMIST
Any chemist will tell you - ask one! - that hydrogen cyanide gas
clings to surfaces and persists in crevices and orifices to such
an extent that it would be lethal for unprotected persons to open
and enter a gas chamber, let alone remove bodies and search them,
for at least 20 hours after the chamber and its contents had been
thoroughly been ventilated. Yet according to
"holocaust" stories, in camps like Auschwitz Jews were
being exterminated in gas chambers at the rate of 1000 an hour!
Hydrogen cyanide gas, from Zyklon B (1), was used by the Germans
- and other combatants in the war - for delousing clothing. This
process is clearly described in German and French army
regulation:
Firstly, the clothing was hung on racks in chambers.
Secondly, the Zyklon B was poured into the chambers.
Thirdly, the chamber was sealed and put under armed guard for a
period of hours while the fumigation process took place.
Fourthly, specially-trained men, wearing gas masks and full
protective clothing, would unseal the chamber, where upon the
chamber would be ventilated - still under armed guard - for at
least 20 hours.
Fifthly, the men would return - still wearing gas masks and full
protective clothing - and test the chamber for remaining traces
of gas, Sixthly, the de-loused clothing would be removed from the
chamber and thoroughly beaten to remove the last persistent
traces of gas.
THE AMERICAN WAY
In the USA, hydrogen cyanide gas has been used for the
executions. The procedure, as laid down by law (to effect the
death of the convict without endangering the prison staff!) is as
follows:
Firstly, the convict is strapped down in a chair in a small
chamber.
Secondly, the chamber is sealed.
Thirdly, sodium cyanide crystals are poured into a container of
sulphuric acid. This quickly releases large quantities of
hydrogen cyanide gas which kills the convict within a matter of
seconds.
Fourthly, the chamber is then flushed with ammonia gas which
reacts with the hydrogen cyanide gas to form harmless crystals.
Fifthly, indicators are used to check that the chamber is no
longer lethal.
Sixthly, attendants (wearing gas masks and protective clothing)
enter the chamber through an air-lock and brush the convict's
hair and clothing to dislodge any gas which may still adhering to
them.
GUARDS EVACUATED
Seventhly, the attendants leave and reseal the chamber and air
pumps blow the atmospheric contents of the chamber out through a
high chimney. During this process guards in watch-towers are
evacuated to ground level.
Eighthly, the convict's corpse is left left in the chamber for a
further hour.
Ninthly, the convict's corpse is removed from the chamber which
there after is thoroughly hosed down.
If we contrast the claims concerning the alleged method for
"gassing millions of Jews" with the delousing method
actually adopted by the French and German armies and the
execution methods of the U.S. penal authorities it may readily be
seen that the "Six Million gassed Jews" story is
scientifically impossible and utterly bogus.
1) Zyklon B is hydrogen cyanide gas absorbed in diatomite (a
porous powder). Gas is released slowly (hours) because of the
nature of the absorbing substance. This slowness is another
reason for it's inadequacy as an agent mass gassing.
Tech ref: Sammlung Chemischer & Chemisher Technischer
Vortrage. Library of Congress ref ... 1933)75 p.p.