In alto, una tavola di Joseph-Nicolas Robert-Fleury (1797-1890) che ha immaginato “Galileo davanti al Santo Ufficio in Vaticano” il 22 giugno 1633 (salone del 1847, Museo del Louvre, Parigi). All’interno del quadrato si legge in francese, nero su bianco: “Contrariamente a GALILEO GALILEI, ROBERT FAURISSON non ha mai abiurato!” In basso, un pastiche di X……
To a brother-in-law who suspects me of being, with my revisionism, just “a stirrer”, I have recently sent a letter that ended as follows: […] About that little talk of ours over a drink, I recall how you, alluding to my revisionist struggle, told me, kindly and with a smile, that I was a “stirrer” (sic), and…
Mark Weber must resign from the Institute for Historical Review, remaining free to establish, if he wishes, a body for the struggle against what he calls “the Jewish-Zionist power.” He has, in effect, recently announced in a veiled way his abandonment, if not of revisionism, then at least of the revisionist fight. He therefore no…
I shall briefly sum up for you what, precisely, our recent exchange of correspondence has been. For greater clarity, I find myself obliged to emphasise certain words of this exchange, although I do not care for the practice. You will see that, contrary to what you venture to say, the letter I sent you and…
October 5, 1994 to Christopher Hitchens Washington Dear Sir, Thanks to my friend Andrew Gray, I got your article on our meeting in a Washington restaurant on August 29 (“Minority Report”, The Nation, October 3, 1994, p. 335). Your article implies that I am some sort of “a convinced Flat Earther”. You say that, for me,…
[From a video with Prof. Faurisson, Stockholm, December 5, 1992] My name is Robert Faurisson. I am 63. I come from France. And I’m ready to answer your questions. But first somebody has asked me: “What is revisionism?” Revisionism is the fact of people who think that you have to revise, fundamentally, accepted views on…