(Jerusalem Post) Another year, another dozen films and documentaries on the so-called “Holocaust” to finally convince us that it really happened.
Recently it was Kobi Sitt’s “The Devil’s Confession: The Lost Eichmann Tapes” (2023) — but the title is misleading — the “lost” Eichmann tapes were never lost — nor do they provide any new “smoking gun” proof that the Germans took time out from fighting a two-front war and to “exterminate” 6 million Jews who were needed to support that war effort:
The real reason the tapes weren’t used by the prosecution is that they revealed a very inconvenient truth — that the Zionists in Germany had entered into a formal agreement with the German government to transfer Jews from Germany to Palestine — along with their wealth — an agreement known as The Haavara or The Transfer Agreement.
And it was Adolf Eichmann who was the head administrator assigned to execute that agreement — which included Eichmann visiting Palestine to coordinate the transfer of Jews and their property.
At the time of the Eichmann trial, this embarrassing fact was not widely known to the public — and it wouldn’t become officially acknowledged until 1984 when the jewish writer, Edwin Black, published his controversial book on the subject — The Transfer Agreement: The Dramatic Story of the Pact Between the Third Reich and Jewish Palestine.
In 1987, German writer Udo Walendy published a follow-up pamphlet — The Transfer Agreement and the Boycott Fever 1933 — in which he argued that this Agreement was proof that the Germans wanted to relocate the Jews out of Germany — not mass murder them.
