R. Hilberg began his work in 1948 (“My work began in 1948”, 1st edition, p. vi). He published it in 1961. In 1985 he published the “revised and definitive edition”. In January 1985, at the Zündel trial in Toronto, he had to admit that he had not visited a single German concentration camp (except Auschwitz…
Already in June 1979 William D. Rubinstein, a Jew, professor at Deakin University (Australia), had written: […] were the Holocaust shown to be a hoax, the number one weapon in Israel’s propaganda armoury disappears (Letter to Nation Review, 21 June 1979, p. 639). Three months later, he wrote : […] the fact that if the…
Nearly half a century on, a rereading of the preface which Albert Paraz wrote in 1950 for Paul Rassinier’s Le Mensonge d’Ulysse (“The Lie of Ulysses”) strikes us by the daring of the author’s reasoning and the freedom of his tone. In today’s France there is no longer any place for either of those qualities. The Pleven…
Four volumes (2,082 pages), first released in 1999 Since that date numerous important developments have confirmed and strengthened the late Professor Faurisson’s conclusions. For instance, Jean-Claude Pressac’s going so far as to acknowledge that the official history of the wartime deportation and camps was simply “rotten” and bound “for the rubbish bins of history” (an…
In St Peter’s Square in Rome, on Sunday October 11, 1998, Pope John Paul II conducted the canonisation of Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein in her secular life), a Carmelite nun of Jewish origin who was born in Breslau, lower Silesia on October 12, 1896 and who, according to the official version, died…
In my article The detail of Jean-Marie Le Pen of December 20, 1997, I wrote that Eisenhower, Churchill, and de Gaulle had not breathed a single word, in their extensive war memoirs, of the Nazi gas chambers. Put another way, in a mass of 7,061 pages published from 1948 to 1959 (that is to say, well…
In Adelaide Institute newsletter no. 80 it is stated that in the video I sent for the revisionist conference in Adelaide I mentioned that “more than 16 (sixteen) countries recognised the Vichy government and sent ambassadors to France” and that this is “not mentioned in books”. First, I did not say “more than sixteen”: it…
Alain Finkielkraut is professor of philosophy at France’s elite École Polytechnique and for years has been the darling of a certain Parisian intelligentsia. In 1982, at the time of one of my early trials for having called the Auschwitz gas chamber story a historical lie, he showed his concern about revisionism in a muddled work…
I approve of the project (“Input Wanted”, September 18, 1998). Zündel’s first four paragraphs, beginning with “Revisionist(s)”, are excellent. I approve, in particular, of the idea that it is necessary to begin by saying “We have solved the Holocaust riddle.” But, in my opinion, we need to have the readers understand that they must nevertheless…
The Holocaust and History: The Known, the Unknown, the Disputed, and the Reexamined, edited by Michael Berenbaum and Abraham J. Peck. Indiana University Press (in association with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum), Bloomington and Indianapolis 1998. Hardcover. 851 pages (XV plus 836). Source references. Index. $65.00 Michael Berenbaum, co-editor of this collection of…