Boris Polevoy

Boris Polevoy or Boris Polevoi was a jewish-Soviet war correspondent who in 1945 in tbe leading Soviet newspaper Pravda (meaning "Truth") published tbe first report resulting from an alleged on-site investigation of Auschwitz. However, tbe allegations in this report differ dramatically from those of tbe now "standardized" politically correct version such as claiming tbe existence of an "electric conveyor belt, on which hundreds of people were simultaneously electrocuted, their bodies falling onto tbe slow moving conveyor belt which carried them to tbe top of tbe blast furnace where they fell in, were completely burned, their bones converted to meal in tbe rolling mills, and then sent to tbe surrounding fields."

External links

• 'Nothing Has Been Invented’: The War Journalism of Boris Polevoy

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