Well, I for one am glad he is 'back' perhaps as a semi-regular revisionist in some capacity, even if it is just for moral support as a sympathetic writer. It is hard not to blame him for wanting to get out of the game, considering he had serious threats against his life. And let's face it, some unsa...

To the OP. Did you see this? http://www.violetafriedman.com/ Could be some juicy quotes there. I have a very rudimentary knowledge of Spanish so I am taking a look now. The 'El Nazi Terror' link, loosely translated in Google, gives you an idea of her story; In April 1930 Marghita was born in a small...

The body cremation process. They simply have no explanation for why the ovens at Auschwitz are able to cremate bodies (several at a time!) quicker and more efficiently than modern ones can. Same problem with the Reinhardt camps, but instead with 'large pits' and bodies that burn like cordwood. What ...

Scotsman, an example that you seek, and a link to the source, is in a post of mine on page one of this thread. Oh, duh, sorry I quickly skimmed the thread and missed the obvious! I agree with others that Weber seems to have converted to Irvingism; but then, he would have to say that all of the writ...

blake121666 wrote: BTW, Mark Weber has claimed recently that over 2 million Jews died, and that the AR camps gassed Jews! W

Could you please link an example of him saying this? (article/audio/video)

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/long-lost-diary-of-nazi-alfred-rosenberg-turned-over-to-holocaust-museum/2013/12/17/b422b260-6738-11e3-8b5b-a77187b716a3_story.html Long-lost diary of Nazi Alfred Rosenberg turned over to Holocaust Museum On Tuesday the Nazi theorist’s 425-page, handwritten diary,...

A couple of points here: First, I don't think its just been since WW2 that wars have been characterized in this way, I think the political powers-that-be have long been exploiting Christian peoples' good and decent desire to fight evil, with the result being many unnecessary wars. Let me rephrase t...

Right, I have to agree with this. I'm also Christian and I'm not sure I see the point of arguing that Jesus is supposedly a Roman invention. I do however feel that Christianity as it is currently practiced does foster a 'gullibility to believe in evil' that Denierbud speaks about. There is irony he...

I'm an atheist and regard religious belief as borderline insanity, but do we really want to lose the support of people like Michael Hoffman and Bishop Willliamson? Yes, I am a Catholic and I don't understand the hostility here toward Christian believers. I understand that there are many iconoclasti...

The 13-year-old admits she knew nothing about the Nazi atrocities before she started researching her role in The Book Thief, in which her character befriends a Jewish man hiding from German troops, and she thinks youngsters should be aware of what happened. Speaking at a recent screening of the fil...

Further more she suggest they should leave Israel and return to Germany, Poland or Russia from whence they came as there is no longer a threat to them from the Nazis. The Jews know what would happen if they did; 'antisemitism' would go through the roof as they would revert to their behavior before ...

One plus is that it's part German part English. There is an interesting little snippet of Eichmann being asked if the extermination of the Jews had been proved and denying that he exterminated ("vernichtet") them. It would be interesting to hear more of his testimony, as much of the trial...

Honestly, if Anne Frank's Diary is genuine (I take no position on it because I don't think it is that important in the scheme of things), it wouldn't bother me too much because Frank's story actually fits in very well with the Revisionist view.

In Jasenovac, the majority of victims were ethnic Serbs, whom the Ustaše wanted to remove from the NDH, along with the Jews and Roma peoples.[6] Wikipedia In other words not enough jews were killed there for them to make enough of it. Or perhaps the stories which came from there didn't quite fit th...

Although not discussed as often, the two Croatian 'death camps' of Jasenovac and Sajmiste are sometimes included in the Holocaust death total, sometimes not, and I had been wanting to read something on these two camps as I have been reading much of the Holocaust Handbook series. But I wasn't able to...