Already in the late 1970s, at the first heavy blow I struck against them, the historians of “the Holocaust” (which today is often called “Shoah”) had shown their disarray. Whereas I had placed myself on scientific ground to demonstrate, in a way that admitted of no rebuttal, that their alleged homicidal gas chambers were technically inconceivable, they…
The speech given by Pope Benedict XVI on September 12 at the University of Ratisbon (Regensburg) has caused quite a fuss, but how many of those who have commented on it have read it in its original German version and in its entirety? One may well fear that the partial translations readers have been able…
On Sunday, October 9, 2005, in Rome, Clemens-August von Galen (1878–1946), count and bishop of Münster (North Rhineland-Westphalia), was beatified. On this occasion, French journalist Henri Tincq wrote: “Attending the event himself, an exceptional gesture for a Pope, Benedict XVI praised his ‘heroic courage’ to defend ‘the rights of God, of the Church and of…