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…
Reply to the editorial “Parliament catches Zündelmania” (The Globe and Mail, Toronto, June 8, 1998) Open your eyes, open your mind, open your heart. Open your eyes when you visit Auschwitz or any Holocaust museum and you will see that there were no Nazi gas chambers whatsoever. Open your mind and you will realise…
– What does UNESCO intend to do now that it knows that since 1979 it has been protecting a proven imposture, a precise imposture of which even the Auschwitz State Museum’s directors are cognisant? UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) is a specialised body of the UNO (United Nations Organisation) established in…
Even for “tourism or other recreational activities,” a foreigner wishing to go to Australia must apply for a visitor’s visa. The conditions set forth are draconian. Section 10 of form 48, which you must complete in order to request such a visa, is a five-point declaration, to be accompanied by signature; in the last three…
On April 2, 1998, after the longest trial in all of French history, Maurice Papon, aged 87, was found guilty of complicity in “crimes against humanity”, and sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment, as well as ten years’ privation of his civic, civil, and family rights; he was stripped of all his decorations, particularly that of…
On the subject of the Nazi gas chambers, Jean-Marie Le Pen has recently stated: If you take a thousand-page book on the Second World War, the concentration camps occupy two pages and the gas chambers ten or fifteen lines, and that’s called a detail. He might have brought up some even harder hitting and more…
Maurice Papon, eighty-six years of age, stands accused of having, between July 1942 and May 1944 – a period during which he was general secretary of the Gironde préfecture (“governorship” of the Bordeaux département) – participated in the sending away of 1,560 persons of Jewish origin, until then interned in the camp at Mérignac, to that of Drancy,…
“Just” or “unjust”, every war is a butchery. The winner is a good butcher. The loser is not as good a butcher. The winner can perhaps give the loser a lesson in butchery. He should not administer lessons of law, justice or virtue to him. Yet that is what the winners of 1945 did. In…