In France, the Fabius-Gayssot Act of July 13, 1990 forbids the disputing of the existence “of crimes against humanity” as defined and punished, just after the war, by the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg (1945-1946). This prohibition, which targets the revisionists, is all the more improper as the orthodox authors, for their part, have carried out…
FAX to: Jerzy WROBLEWSKI Director, Auschwitz State Museum and to: Krystyna OLEKSY Assistant Director +48 – 33 43 18 62 (1 page + 6 pages) …
Since 1948, the year the Auschwitz State Museum was founded by the Polish communists, millions of tourists have visited the crematorium of the main camp (Auschwitz-I) with its “gas chamber” (500,000 visitors per year in the early 1990’s). That crematorium and that “gas chamber” are presented by the guides as genuine, but recalcitrant visitors who…