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David McCalden’s Birkenau The Holocaust Revisited (part 2 )

By Andrew Allen, David McCalden ∙ July 25, 2017

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This video (One hour 55 minutes) is Part 2 of 3.

Part 1, Auschwitz, In 1987, David McCalden and Andrew Allen investigated Auschwitz with surprising results. This video documentary follows their investigation of the Auschwitz main camp. Their tour of the camp differs from the one the tour guides will show you.

Part 2, Birkenau, This film documents David McCalden and Andrew Allen's investigation of Birkenau Concentration Camp. Their tour takes you to parts of the camp normally off-limits to the public, including inside the ruins of the Birkenau gas chambers, to reveal the truth behind the gates of Birkenau.

Part 3, Majdanek, In 1987, David McCalden and Andrew Allen investigated Majdanek Concentration Camp with surprising results. Majdanek, also known as Lublin, was a concentration camp in Poland and is said to have been one of the six Nazi "death camps" equipped with homicidal gas chambers. This video documents the exciting forensic investigation of Majdanek.

Authors

  • Andrew Allen

    Allen is a San-Fransisco-Bay based real-state lawyer who has been involved in Holocaust revisionism since the late 1970s, most notably due to his successful defense of German immigrant Martin Bartesch, whom the OSI tried to frame with fraudulent evidence in an attempt to deprive Bartesch of his U.S. citizenship, and deport him back to his native Germany.

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  • David McCalden

    William David McCalden (20 September 1951 – 15 October 1990) was a British political activist. After moving to the United States, he became a co-founder of the Institute for Historical Review in 1978, and later a frequent contributor to The Journal of Historical Review.

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