NEWS!!! Revisionist Speaks to Packed House in Estonia

[Hannover]

Inspite of the childish attempt by the 'Union of Councils for Jews in the former Soviet Union' to discredit & smear those in attendance and Revisionism in general, this article about this gathering is good news for the truth.
The fraud is slipping and the believers and beneficiaries know it.
- Hannover

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Holocaust Revisionist Speaks to Packed House in Estonia
http://www.fsumonitor.com/stories/120402Estonia.shtml


(December 4, 2002)
Swiss historian Jurgen Graf, whose work minimizing the number of Jewish victims of the Holocaust resulted in criminal charges being filed against him in his native country, spoke to a packed house in Tallin, Estonia on November 25, according to a November 27, 2002 article in the Russian-language Estonian newspaper Molodyozh Estonii.

Around 350 people, including young skinheads, elderly people, and at least one politician, Kajdo Nymmik—head of the Estonian Independence Party—filled the former hall of “Estonproekt” to hear Mr. Graf; many were not able to get seats. The speaker presented the brand new Estonian language translation of his book “The Holocaust Under a Magnifying Glass” which purports to show that the number of victims of the Holocaust has been exaggerated by six times and that Treblinka was not a death camp.

Mr. Graf began his presentation with a short introduction read in Estonian in which he declared that he was happy to be in a free country like Estonia, where people can openly discuss the Holocaust, unlike Switzerland. This statement marked the first of many times that he was interrupted by applause from the audience.

The author of the article summed up the reading in the following way:

“It is difficult to imagine that everybody who gathered in the hall was really that interested in a correction to the historical record—how many Jews died during the war? More likely, they were attracted there by a common ideology, which is called xenophobia, antisemitism and fascism. Unfortunately, it is no longer possible to call this phenomenon marginal and non-existent. Its existence in our society needs to be recognized.”