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 In May 2002 the learned journal Osteuropa published in its series Themen der Zeitgeschichte a study by veteran Der Spiegel editor Fritjof Meyer* (right) entitled: “Die Zahl der Opfer von Auschwitz: Neue Erkenntnisse durch neue Archivfunde.” This led to unconcealed glee among revisionists, and uproar in the conformist press. [German | English translation]- National-Zeitung, July 19, 2002: a rightwing German newspaper headlines the story: “Neue Quellen, neue Erkenntnisse: Auschwitz: Die Wahrheit”
- Die Welt, August 8, 2002: The fiercely pro-Israeli German national newspaper criticises Fritjof Meyer’s article
- Die Welt, September 9, 2002: Meyer defends his article, his critic replies: Original German | English translation
- David Irving comments: So who’s right then?
 Reminder: During the Lipstadt Trial in February 2000, the Court invited Mr Irving to set out briefly his views on the killing of Jews on the eastern front. Meyer’s views broadly confirm him- Dossier on the Auschwitz deathroll controversies
- Article:”Im Blickpunkt/ Auschwitz–Das Zahlwerk”
- Response to Meyer’s article by revisionist expert Carlos Mattogno
- Comments on Meyer’s article by Robert Faurisson | Germar Rudolf | Carlo Mattogno
- Former communist Auschwitz director Franciszek Piper takes issue with Fritjof Meyer’s article on Auschwitz | Fritjof Meyer replies in German to Franciszek Piper [English translation of the reply]
more follows. . .
* Fritjof Meyer (1932), Dipl. DHP, Dipl.-Politologe, Dipl.-Kameralist, Leitender Redakteur. Der Spiegel, Hamburg
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