Results from 1945 till the end of 1947: a humanitarian disaster Presentation of an extract from an article in the on-line encyclopaedia Wikipedia (Warning – Wikipedia’s publications must be approached with caution ) Notes: – See also “The Morgenthau Plan in the Holocaust Myth / How the Psychological Warfare Department promoted German deindustrialization with a…
Christopher Vick trouve que trop de révisionnistes sont enclins à dire : « Je ne nie pas l’Holocauste » et il conseille à chacun d’entre nous de dire hardiment et franchement : « Je nie l’Holocauste » (Smith’s Report no. 153, septembre 2008, p. 2). Personnellement, j’estime que, pour un révisionniste, adopter le mot de…
Foreword to the French edition, Confidences d’un révisionniste américain Bradley Smith was born in Los Angeles in 1930 to working-class parents who were of Roman Catholic background but hardly church-going. As a child, he liked the stories his mother read to him, and enjoyed reading as well. At the age of ten or eleven, he discovered…
Bradley Smith voit le jour en 1930 à Los Angeles au sein d’une famille ouvrière de tradition catholique mais peu pratiquante. Enfant, il aime les histoires que sa mère lui lit ainsi que la pratique personnelle de la lecture. Vers l’âge de 10 ou 11 ans, il découvre La Chanson de Roland. Sa décision est prise:…
A discovery that I made in 1979 of certain accounts of Auschwitz that had appeared in Pravda in February 1945, and which I have mentioned perhaps ten times since the early 1980s in books, articles or conferences in French, English, German, Spanish and Italian, has recently been presented in the monthly Smith’s Report as a sensational and quite…
Dear friends, In Smith’s Report no. 12 (Nov.-Dec. 1992), you present as a sensational piece of news the fact that Franciszek Piper, Director of Research at the Auschwitz State Museum, admitted on camera to David Cole that the “gas chamber” of Auschwitz-I was “reconstructed”. You add that Robert Faurisson had been denied access to the Museum’s…