I was born on January 25, 1929, in England to a French father and a Scottish mother. I possess British citizenship together with French. Married, with three children, I have lived in Vichy since 1957. I used to teach French, Latin and Greek in Lycées. Then, as assistant professor, I taught Modern French Literature at…
Je n’ai pas été autorisé à venir témoigner au procès de Gaston-Armand Amaudruz qui, le 10 avril 2000, a été condamné par le tribunal correctionnel du district de Lausanne à un an d’emprisonnement ferme et à toute une série de peines, financières et autres. La raison invoquée pour le condamner a été celle du délit…
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…
Since 1948, the year the Auschwitz State Museum was founded by the Polish communists, millions of tourists have visited the crematorium of the main camp (Auschwitz-I) with its “gas chamber” (500,000 visitors per year in the early 1990’s). That crematorium and that “gas chamber” are presented by the guides as genuine, but recalcitrant visitors who…