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Frank Lowe Jr, is not impressed by the book that Günsche and Linge allegedly wrote for Stalin  What happened to Gauleiter Gustav Simon? I THOUGHT that Josef Stalin believed that Adolf Hitler was still alive, and that the Soviet people weren't informed of the fact that Hitler had died in the bunker until 1955, two years after his Stalin's death. A South Carolina historian at Clemson University named McKeel revealed this in his book, Hitler, the Survival Myth in the late 1970's or early 1980's. Stalin constantly said that Hitler was alive and the Nazi movement was in danger of reformation in the post-war period As for Hitler being involved in the construction of the "gas chambers" and the "exterminations", I can't really believe this since the book of US Justice Department lawyer, Joseph Borkin, The Crime and Punishment of I. G. Farben, reveals that Hitler was talked out of using the poison gas, Sarin, in 1943 against the Allies by the head of Auschwitz's synthetic rubber plant, Otto Ambros, who was also the head of Nazi Germany's chemical weapon project, Tabun (1936), Sarin (1938) and Soman (1944). Hitler apparently realized when he learned of the Soviet partisans use of biological weapons in the summer of 1943, that it was legal by the Geneva Convention of 1925 for him to use chemical weapons. The Convention clearly states that a country could manufacture and store chemical and biological weapons, but could only use them after they had been used against them. The fact is that Sarin only takes five drops on the skin to kill, and since its water-based it evaporates very quickly, which makes it perfect for mass murder. The plant went into operation at the same time the Jews showed up at Auschwitz in 1942. Sadly, these Holocaust historians and Hitler historians (if that is what they are), with their scant background in World War Two history, weapons, objectives, and economics, are suckers for every lame explanation offered up by the Soviets.
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David Irving