The Holocaust: Proven at Nuremberg?
A trial claimed to do justice in the quest for ever-lasting peace is demonstrated in this documentary to have been a mere travesty, a high-grade lynching party of the victors against the vanquished…
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Auschwitz – Forensically Examined
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.
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The Day Amazon Murdered Free Speech
In early March 2017, Amazon banned over 150 history books from its sale lists. They bent to pressure of Jewish groups intolerant of any historical research not toeing their party line. This book tells the inside story of the publisher that had a large part of its book catalog wiped off the world’s largest book store. It shows how fake “anti-Semitic” incidents created by Jews themselves serve to suppress voices they disagree with.
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Bungled: “Denying History”
In their book Denying History, Michael Shermer and Alex 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. This book lays it all bare.
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Auschwitz: A Three-Quarter Century of Propaganda
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.
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The “Confessions” of Kurt Gerstein
This classic PhD thesis critically examines the iconic witness statements by a former SS officer about the alleged Belzec extermination camp. After years of polemicizing against Roques’s thesis, the Holocaust orthodoxy ultimately had to declare defeat and dropped Gerstein’s fables as untrustworthy. This book contains the original thesis, and thorough documentation on the repercussions it had.
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Labor Camp Auschwitz-Monowitz
The Monowitz Camp near Auschwitz was the Third Reich’s largest and arguably most infamous forced-labor camp. After the war, it was the focus of one of the Nuremberg Military Tribunals. This trial concluded that tenth of thousands of inmates in that camp were systematically worked to death. This book analyzes pivotal documents to reconstruct the Monowitz Camp’s history, then juxtaposes this with over 140 witness testimonies presented at that Nuremberg trial. While the orthodox Monowitz narrative is dominated by a few hand-picked witness claims, the present study finally puts the history of the Monowitz Camp on a solid documental basis, supported by many testimonies. It rings in the end of the “extermination through labor” paradigm.
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The First Holocaust
Supported with many publications, in particular from The New York Times, the author shows that between 1890 and the late 1920s, mainly American Jewish organizations were claiming that up to six million Jews(!) would suffer terribly in Eastern Europe and would face a holocaust if they did not receive massive aid… Fifth edition of 1018.
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Holocaust, Hate Speech & Were the Germans so Stupid?
This video discusses the social and judicial persecution of individuals voicing dissident opinions on the historical event usually referred to as the Holocaust. It castigates that persecution and lays bare the illegality and amorality of such activities. It also presents a number of striking arguments showing that revisionists just may be right.
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Auschwitz Engineers in Moscow
After the war, the Soviets arrested four leading engineers of the Topf Company. Among other things, they had planned and supervised the construction of the Auschwitz cremation furnaces and the ventilation systems of the rooms said to have served as homicidal gas chambers. Between 1946 and 1948, Soviet officials conducted numerous interrogations with them. This work analyzes them by putting them into the context of the vast documentation on these and related facilities. The appendix contains all translated interrogation protocols.
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