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'''Rudolf Reder''' (1881 - 1968, also known as '''Roman Robak''') was a jewish [[Belzec]] prisoner and a "witness" for the politically correct view on the | '''Rudolf Reder''' (1881 - 1968, also known as '''Roman Robak''') was a jewish [[Belzec]] prisoner and a "witness" for the politically correct view on the Holohoax. Reder and [[Chaim Hirszman]] were the only "Holohoax survivors" who testified on Belzec after the war. See the "External links" section regarding Holohoax revisionist criticisms. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
*[http://www.codoh.com/library/document/651/ Rudolf Reder's "Belzec", A critical reading] | *[http://www.codoh.com/library/document/651/ Rudolf Reder's "Belzec", A critical reading] | ||
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[[Category: Alleged | [[Category: Alleged Holohoax witnesses]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:47, 25 February 2024
Rudolf Reder (1881 - 1968, also known as Roman Robak) was a jewish Belzec prisoner and a "witness" for the politically correct view on the Holohoax. Reder and Chaim Hirszman were the only "Holohoax survivors" who testified on Belzec after the war. See the "External links" section regarding Holohoax revisionist criticisms.
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