Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr.
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it is possible to reimagine
what the place was like...

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during the war.
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The first time
I came into the archive,
I was stunned.

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I had found a mission.
I had found a task.
I had found a vocation.

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When you go to Birkenau
there's very little left,

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and to suddenly
have in that room...

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that concentration
of evidence--

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There is a tactile reality,
an incredible texture,

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the texture
of making that camp.

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[ Train Whistle Blows,
Faint ]

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If Leuchter had gone
to the archives,

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if he had spent time
in the archives...

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he would have found evidence
about ventilation systems,

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evidence about ways
to introduce Zyklon B
into these buildings,

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evidence of gas chambers,
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undressing rooms.
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But then, of course,
I don't think he knows German,

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so it wouldn't have helped
very much.

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[ Typing ]
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26th of February, 1943,
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20 after 6.:00 p.m.
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Telegram to
Topfwerke Erfurt.


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