Holocaust Documentaries, Volume 16:
History at Gunpoint – Long Version
How Oppressive “Political Correctness” Has Corrupted Holocaust Studies
By: Germar Rudolf
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| Published by: | The Lyceum |
| File Size: | 213 MB |
| Runtime (hh:mm:ss): | 01:49:30 |
| Size: | 1920×1080 |
| Edition No.: | 1 |
| Release Date: | 8/2022 |
Expanding on his May 2026 presentation in Tennessee (see this documentary), Germar Rudolf gives a deep dive into this topic based on his book of the same title.
In the first part of his presentation titled “The World Wants to Be Deceived,” Rudolf describes how various actors profit from fake Holocaust stories: AI-invented social-media sob stories, false witnesses exposed by the mainstream as such, but in general an entire industry. Lack of quality control in this field is deplored by mainstream scholars, but as Rudolf shows next, their quality level isn’t much better either.
Quality control in Holocaust Studies requires source criticism, which is the topic of the second part. Rudolf gives a strident example of professionally conducted source criticism on a few main sources for the mainstream Holocaust narrative, which should have a devastating effect on the narrative.
However, as is demonstrated in the third part, such iconoclastic activity has other results: “Prosecution, Arson, Murder.” Killing the messenger of bad tidings about the validity of the orthodox Holocaust narrative is en vogue in the western world, and not just figuratively speaking.
The next part looks at the effect of this oppressive attitude toward critical researchers: the corruption of history. This is explained with the examples of various aspects of the Auschwitz and Majdanek Camps, followed by a general overview of central, corrupted aspects of Holocaust historiography. This part wraps up by briefly looking at who the main corruptors of that narrative were, and what motivated them.
The final part looks into the connection between political correctness and the corruption of history by presenting a history of censorship and societal pressures, starting with World War II. A detailed look into the history of censorship in Germany and France, the main drivers of this modern-day witch hunts, lays bare the root causes of today’s censorship infested environment. Rudolf wraps up his presentation by describing briefly what catastrophic effects this censorship has.