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A debate about the Holocaust is raging underground; not whether or not it happened, but rather how, through what means, and to what extent. Here, arguments and counter-arguments are presented, and all relevant facts are laid out in a clear and concise manner. The entire debate, censored in public, is presented in a scholarly fashion.
A concise summary of the most-important results of forensic research on Auschwitz from 1945 to today as well as their reception by Western societies.
This book gives an overview of the many rumors, myths and lies about Auschwitz spread during and right after the war, which mainstream historians today reject as untrue. It then explains by which ridiculous methods some claims about Auschwitz were accepted as true and turned into “history,” although they are just as untrue.
Lipstadt’s “Denying the Holocaust” is the most pitiful book ever written against revisionism. But since academia and mainstream media keep pushing it, and because a “new” edition was released in late 2016, a thorough exposure of her incompetence and mendacity was overdue.
With great fanfare, a new book was announce in early 2016, the ultimate refutation of “Holocaust denial.” But as Mattogno’s book shows, it was all only hot air, for the authors don’t discuss, let alone refute a single serious revisionist work…
In their book “Denying History,” Shermer and Grobman, who claim to refute “Holocaust deniers,” completely ignored the vast amount of scholarly revisionist studies. Instead, they falsified, contorted and misinterpreted the historical record.
During the Third Reich, 6 million Jews were murdered, most of them in gas chambers. But let’s not take things for granted. Let’s look at the most important evidence of this “crime of the century” and hear what scholars say about it— where they agree, and where they disagree.
