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Rudolf Hoess, former commandant of Auschwitz, testified proudly during the Nuremberg Trials of the efficient gassing and disposal of bodies in his camp. If confronted by transcripts of it, how might a Holocaust denier explain Hoess's testimony?

A. They might say that Hoess was acting alone without the knowledge of his superiors.

B. They might say that Hoess was tortured into testifying things that did not take place.

C. They might say that Hoess was right but that the Jews had somehow deserved this fate.

D. They might say that Hoess did not testify and that the Nuremberg Trials did not occur.

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D

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Rudolf Hoess, former commandant of Auschwitz, testified proudly during the Nuremberg Trials of the efficient gassing and disposal of bodies in his camp. Holocaust deniers will state that " They might say that Hoess did not testify and that the Nuremberg Trials did not occur." Option D. This is further explained below.

What is the Holocaust?

Generally, the Holocaust is simply defined as  World War 2, the Nazis killed over six million European Jews. This slaughter is termed the Holocaust.

In conclusion, That Hoess didn't testify and that the Nuremberg trials didn't take place is a common claim by Holocaust deniers.

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