3D Imagery Demonstrates the Auschwitz Hole Hoax

As pointed out by many revisionists before, the four holes in the roof of the morgue of Crematorium I at Auschwitz 1 camp do not “fit” the original configuration of the building. In fact, they are centered over the current post-war modified configuration of the room.

The Auschwitz Museum claims these were the locations of genuine holes, which were then filled in by the Germans when they chose to convert the crematorium to an air-raid shelter for the nearby SS hospital.

Under Soviet occupation, the Auschwitz Museum diligently “re-opened” the holes the Germans supposedly covered up. Revisionists deny these holes existed in the first place.

For decades, tour guides and historians insisted Crematorium I was in its original state. However, a modern sign acknowledges that Crematorium I existed in several stages throughout the war, and was modified after the war. This is thanks to Robert Faurisson who exposed the original plans of the structure.

Figure 2: Sign acknowledges Crematorium 1 was modified post-war

On the above sign, which was only added in recent years, we can see some of the differences between the building in its original state, at the time of alleged gassings, and today.

Figure 3: Sign in front of Crematorium I at Auschwitz.

The museum sign above admits “After the war, the Museum partially reconstructed the gas chamber and crematorium. The chimney and two incinerators were rebuilt, using original components, as were several of the openings in the gas chamber roof.”

A 3D representation of the important area of Crematorium 1 is useful to understand this hole hoax.

For this basic 3D representation, the “roof” has been lowered so the interior walls can show through. The top half of the building is devoted to the furnace room and smaller rooms and has not been represented in 3D.

Figure 4: Configuration at time of Alleged Mass Gassings

This is part of Crematorium 1 at the time of alleged mass gassings. The alleged Zyklon B insertion holes are represented in the roof. The room designated as a morgue on original German plans is the alleged “gas chamber”. What was used as a morgue when the morgue was used as a gas chamber? Who knows…

As we can see, the placement of the holes looks rather odd and is not centered over the morgue, which is the long rectangular room the holes should be centered over.

The next image shows the location of an oddly placed hole, very close to the location of both an original wall dividing the morgue and wash room and the door to the furnace room.

Figure 5: Hole close to original wall separating morgue and washroom

Figure 6: Photograph of hole near original dividing wall and door

The beam coming from the left was once a wall. This wall was removed during Soviet occupation.

Crematorium 1 was converted into an air-raid shelter for the SS hospital located across from it. We can see the many interior walls added, as well as an additional entrance/exit and air lock on the right. The doorway between the morgue/alleged gas chamber and the furnace room was walled up.

Figure 7: Air-raid shelter configuration

The current configuration is revealing. The museum knocked down one wall too many – the one originally dividing the morgue and washroom. But all of a sudden those holes appear to “fit.” They’re centered over the large chamber tourists walk into.

Figure 8: Current Configuration

According to Carlo Mattogno’s measurements, the holes in the upper left and lower right are 5.1 meters away from walls. However, this measurement is senseless as we’ve seen the hole in the upper left was located next to a dividing wall and its distance from the opposite wall of the washroom was irrelevant at the time.
In addition, the other two holes are 7.1 meters away from walls. One of the walls, a wall of an air lock created for the entrance for the air-raid shelter, didn’t even exist at the time of alleged gassings! The other wall is the irrelevant opposite side wall of the washroom.

Figure 9

The placement of the holes in the roof of Auschwitz’s Crematorium 1 are centered over a building configuration which only existed after the war.

The Soviets found an air-raid shelter for the SS Hospital, with an operating room and attached washroom with toilets and sinks. This served no use for propaganda.

They added a chimney on about the same spot it was located previously. They rebuilt furnaces to put in the adjoining furnace room.

They removed all but one of the interior walls dividing up the air-raid shelter, removing one too many – the original dividing wall between the morgue and washroom which existed at the time of alleged gassings. The wash room’s toilets and a sink have been removed.

They left the air lock and second entrance, passing it off for decades as the “victim’s entrance”. Tourists would walk past the gallows allegedly used to hang Rudolf Hoess to enter this entrance, neither of which existed at the time of mass gassings.

These holes should never have been “re-opened” in the first place. This is tampering with the scene of a crime – mass murder!

But the placement of the four holes points to a crude mistake on the part of the hoaxers, who centered the supposedly “re-opened” holes not over the morgue, but the morgue + washroom + second entrance air lock which didn’t exist at the time of the alleged mass gassings.

First published at CarolynYeager.net

Further Reading

• Carlo Mattogno, "The Elusive Holes of Death," in: Germar Rudolf, Carlo Mattogno, Auschwitz Lies, Holocaust Handbooks, Vol. 19, 2nd ed., The Barnes Review, Washington, D.C. 2011, pp. 279-394, in particular chapter "3. Detailed Study of Crematorium I," pp. 342-359; http://holocausthandbooks.com/dl/18-al.pdf
• Carlo Mattogno, Auschwitz: Crematorium I—and the Alleged Homicidal Gassings, Holocaust Handbooks, Vol. 21, reprint of 1st ed., The Barnes Review, Washington, D.C. 2010, in particular "Chapter VI: The Openings for the Introduction of Zyklon B: Material Evidence," pp. 89-97; http://holocausthandbooks.com/dl/21-aci.pdf