Letter from Documents and Arguments

The entire document, (no. 37) is published and
annotated on p. 127-129. It is summarized in English on
p. 38. The book has not been for sale, and has been
distributed by the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
mainly outside Romania.

The introduction and summaries of
the documents have also appeared in Romanian, English and
French.

In one of his speeches [approximate
translation] spoken more than a year ago, Hitler said
about these words [i.e., translation might have
slightly altered the meaning]: “If we would lose the
war, I can guarantee [you] that not a single Jew
would remain alive in Central Europe.”

The policy followed by the Germans is today on the way to implementing the second par of this threat of
Hitler…

However, I have a feeling that the truth is
somewhere in the middle, and that the Holocaust
Revisionists/Deniers have made a mistake in focusing on
Auschwitz rather than on Majdanek.

In one of his speeches [approximate
translation] spoken more than a year ago,
Hitler used something like these words [i.e., the
translation might have slightly altered the meaning]:
“If we would lose the war, I can guarantee [you]
that not a single

Jew would remain alive in Central
Europe.”

The policy followed by the Germans is today on the way to implementing the second part of this threat of
Hitler…

The Holocaust, the
catastrophe in which, in my opinion, 4.5-5 million Jews
died during the Second World War, has been dealt with in
an often incompetent manner by the specialists. Since
there is a great need for improvement, nobody should be
prevented from participating in the debates concerning
the subject.