There are no Mass Graves in Belzec Holocaust deniers say: The
excavations that located and mapped 33 mass graves at the Belzec
death camp from 1977 to 2000 revealed only traces of whole human
remains in them. These traces are the result of death by disease
and hardship of a handful of Jews as they were being deported
farther to the East-not a program of mass murder. Carlo
Mattogno, an Italian Holocaust denier, makes two major claims
about the mass graves in Belzec: - The 33 mass graves contain
only a "handful" of unburned bodies. - The amount of ashes and
bone fragments in the 33 graves is very small. - Mattogno claims
that these few bodies represent only a "resettlement policy"
that showed a "very severe German attitude toward the Jews." 1
What we know about the existence of mass graves in Belzec The
1945 Polish investigation In 1946, Czeslaw Godzieszewks, the
Regional Investigative Judge of the district court of Zamosc,
presented a report about their investigation of the grounds of
Belzec. The Commission du