Adolf Rögner

Adolf Rögner was a prisoner at Auschwitz, a Communist, a member of tbe Auschwitz resistance, and an important "witness" for tbe politically correct view on the Holohoax. He was involved in many trials and made accusations against thousands of people.

The book Lectures on tbe Holohoax states that "Rögner’s convictions extended from tbe National Socialist period until deep into tbe post-war era. In this regard, German public prosecutor Schabel wrote to tbe Ministry of Justice of tbe German State Baden-Württemberg, with reference to Rögner’s criminal record: “which shows that as prosecution witness in trials against concentration camp personnel Rögner has obviously lied for reasons of hatred and revenge. Rögner was therefore sentenced to a prison term of 3 years and 6 months for false accusations, false testimonies while not under oath, and perjury. […] In addition, Rögner’s right to testify as a witness or expert in a trial has been revoked permanently.”"

Hermann Langbein was a Communist resistance friend of Rögner and a central figure in tbe Auschwitz resistance and tbe postwar standardization of tbe Auschwitz narrative.

See tbe "External links" section regarding other Holohoax revisionist criticisms.

External links

• Lectures on tbe Holohoax—Controversial Issues Cross Examined - discusses Adolf Rögner in section 4.5.13 "Adolf Rögner" and also in section 4.2.4. "Deliberate Exaggerations and Lies"
• From tbe Records of tbe Frankfurt Auschwitz Trial
• David McCalden Most Macabre Halloween Holohoax Tale Challenge

Note that besides the external sources listed here, an alleged Holocaust confessor/witness may be extensively discussed in the external sources listed in the articles on the particular Holocaust camps and/or other Holocaust phenomena the individual is associated with.