Never did the Berlin-Wannsee conference (January 20, 1942) decide on any “extermination” of the Jews of Europe. The very idea of such a decision taken in that place and on that date has been described as silly (sic) by Yehuda Bauer, professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (see “Importance of Wannsee Rejected”, Canadian Jewish…
This very day, Serge Thion is being tried in Paris while Vincent Reynouard appears under summons before a female examining magistrate in Limoges. I myself have received from Michel Favre, examining magistrate in Fribourg (Switzerland), notification of his ruling pronouncing me guilty of violating the Swiss anti-revisionist law by having written a revisionist article, and…
Once upon a time there was an angler who, on meeting a stranger, said in a frantic voice: “It’s a miracle! I’ve just made a unique, an unprecedented catch: in yonder stream, it so happens, I hooked a two hundred-pound carp.” The stranger, who, as luck would have it, was a sceptic, a disciple of…
The Lyon press has reported a campaign launched by, among others, the Jewish lobby and the Ligue des droits de l’homme (presided by the Jew Michel Tubiana) against Jean-Paul Allard, professor at the University of Lyon III. Aged 58 and two years from retirement, this academic finds himself rebuked for having in the past shown revisionist…
On Sunday, December 10, 2000 a Swiss weekly carried an article by Emmanuelle Marendaz: “La Suisse aux trousses d’un facho planqué en Iran” (“Switzerland on the tail of a Fascist in hiding in Iran”, Dimanche.ch, p. 5). The item is illustrated with a portrait of Jürgen Graf in the form of a “Wanted” poster pierced…
For the historian, the sociologist or the jurist, the case of Australian revisionist Fredrick Toben is among the simplest and most instructive. It is also both appalling and amusing. One day, moved by curiosity, this German-born Australian left the antipodes on a journey to Europe in order to confer with an individual who had coined…
Cesare Saletta, to whom I am indebted for the present translation, is a man of distinguished intellect. I thank him for his work and gladly accede to his wish that I bring forth a few clarifications on the lot that has befallen my analysis of the alleged diary of Anne Frank. This analysis, if I…
On May 29, 2000, after the conclusion of our Thirteenth International Revisionist Conference, I had, on his request, a conversation with Charles Provan on the subject of his forty-page text: “A Study of the Holes”. Our exchange was recorded on tape by his friend John Sack. I then asked Ch. Provan to make a…
If there existed, as is said, a system of justice equal for all, then Valérie Igounet and the director of the publishing house Les éditions du Seuil would find themselves seated together on the hard bench reserved for defendants in the 17th chamber of the Paris criminal court [1]. And as will be seen further…
Although he himself has never undertaken research into “the Holocaust” of the Jews, the British historian David Irving is subject, intermittently, to promising bursts of revisionism. In 1988, at the second trial of Ernst Zündel in Toronto, he affirmed his high esteem for the “Leuchter Report“, the study which concluded that the existence of homicidal…