Balder Ex-Libris

Authors : Nyiszli Miklós - Mattogno Carlo
Title : An Auschwitz doctor's eyewitness account The bestselling tall tales of Dr. Mengele’s assistant analyzed
Year : 2018

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Introduction. In spring of 1946, the Jewish Hungarian physician Miklós Nyiszli privately published a book of memoirs entitled Dr. Mengele boncolóorvosa voltam az auschwitz-i krematóriumban (I Was Dr. Mengele’s Forensic Pathologist in the Auschwitz Crematorium).1 The next year this text was republished by the Budapest daily Világ (World) in forty-one installments between February 16 and April 6,2 before being published in book form under the paper’s imprint later that year. At the beginning of 1951, extracts from this book, translated into French by Tibère Kremer, appeared in a two-part article in the French review Les Temps Modernes under the title “S.S. Obersturmfuhrer docteur Mengele: Journal d’un médecin déporté au crématorium d’Auschwitz.”3 The complete4 text in French translation appeared in book form ten years later in 1961 with the title Médecin à Auschwitz: Souvenirs d’un médecin déporté. That same year, Nyiszli’s memoir also saw the light in German translation, serialized in numbers 3-11 of the Munich magazine Quick under the title “Auschwitz: Tagebuch eines Lagerarztes.” These publications attracted the attention of Paul Rassinier, founder of Holocaust revisionism, as well as that of his friend Albert Paraz, who alerted him to the first remarks in the French press regarding the articles in Les Temps Modernes. Rassinier contacted Nyiszli (see Chapter 2.3.), and he later devoted a few pages to the doctor’s memoir, particularly in his books Ulysse trahi par les siens and Le Drame des juifs européens. ...