In 1961 Jean-Jacques Pauvert published A-t-on lu Rimbaud ? (“Has Rimbaud been read?”). In 1971, he republished the work together with the additional text “L’affaire Rimbaud”. Without “driving the whole country mad”, as René Étiemble put it, the book still had some success and caused a bit of brainstorming. In it I showed that, notwithstanding his reputation, Rimbaud…
Extract from the transcripts as edited by Barbara Kulaszka, “Did Six Million Really Die?” Report of the Evidence in the Canadian “False News” Trial of Ernst Zündel – 1988, p. 604-624. [Dr. Robert Faurisson testified for six days on April 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 1988. He was the eighteenth witness called by…
Robert Faurisson describes his revisionist struggle in the courts in France since 1979 to a small group of people gathered in a garden outside Toronto. Afterwards he answers some basic questions and discusses facts and events in connection with revisionism. June 16, 1984 (1 hour 21 minutes)
Publishers’ note (1980) The report you are about to read was not meant for publication. As Professor Faurisson conceived it, it made up only one part, amongst others, of a work he intended to devote to the Diary of Anne Frank. If we publish it today, despite the reticence of its author who, for…