Challenging the Holocust: The Biggest Forced Confession in History - Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services
In his 1983 book "Legions of Death", Rupert Butler quotes army sergeant Bernard Clarke, a British Jew, who became famous for capturing Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss on 11 Mar 1946 and then conducting his brutal torture. Clarke bragged that he and his colleagues tortured Höss for extended periods and almost beat him to death. Afterwards, Höss was incapacitated for three days and it took him all that time to regain any coherent speech.
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