Wilhelm Stäglich

"Holocaust denier"  Wilhelm Stäglich   (Historical revisionist)
Born	11 November 1916
Died	5 April 2006 (Age 89)
Nationality	German
Victim of	Jewish Power
Interests	“The Holocaust”
World war II army officer,judge, historian and important revisionist writer

Dr Wilhelm Stäglich (11 November 1916 - 5 April 2006 ) was a World war II army officer, German judge and an important revisionist writer, most notably for his detailed study, Der Auschwitz-Mythos.

Disturbed by the glaring discrepancies between what he had witnessed as an army officer during the war at Auschwitz, and by the portrayal of the camp that emerged after the war, he resolved - after years of silence - to speak out, and to undertake a serious investigation of the subject.

As punishment for a revisionist essay, he had written, he was dismissed as a judge in 1975 by court order, and forced into early retirement with a reduction of his pension.

His book, Der Auschwitz-Mythos, was published in March 1979 by the Grabert Verlag of Tübingen. The book is a systematic, critical examination of the documents, testimonies, confessions and personal accounts that portray Auschwitz as a center of programmatic extermination by gassing and other means. As its title suggests, it concludes that the Official Narrative of these evens is indeed a myth with hardly any foundation in reality.

 

A Document by Wilhelm Stäglich

Title	Document type	Publication date	Subject(s)	Description
File:Auschwitz - A judge looks at the evidence.pdf	Book	March 1979	Auschwitz-Birkenau "The Holocaust"	A systematic, critical examination of the documents, testimonies, confessions and personal accounts relating to Auschwitz as a center of programmatic extermination by gassing and other means

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