BRUSSELS, Nov. 9 — The 43-nation Council of Europe is trying to ban racist and hate speech from the Internet by adding a protocol, or side agreement, to its cybercrime convention, which was stamped for ratification on Thursday. The convention is scheduled to be formally ratified at a meeting in Budapest Nov. 23.
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Remarkable nonsense about ‘the Holocaust’
Now geese were complicit in the alleged killing of Jews
The October issue of the French-language movie magazine Cahiers du Cinéma features a very long interview with documentary film-maker Claude “Shoah” Lanzmann to mark the October 17 release of his new film, “Sobibor, 14 octobre 1943, 16h.” […]
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Berlin Jewish Museum Set to Open
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- Terrorists distort and defile message of the Koran
I look at the photograph on my wall and see a marvelous picture of Yitshak Rabin and I shaking hands, and I finger the Star of David medallion given me by Benjamin Netanyahu.
Continue readingThe swimming pool that’s not really a swimming pool
(A new sign at the Auschwitz main camp.)
Continue readingAnother Jewish life cut tragically short by the Nazis
Author and Auschwitz survivor Yehiel Dinur dies of cancer at 84
Author Yehiel Dinur, who used the pen name K. Zetnik, died last Tuesday of cancer at his home in Tel Aviv, at the age of 84. […]
Continue readingOutrage at Wagner
OUTRAGE AT ISRAEL CONCERT
A world-famous conductor has broken a decades-old Israeli taboo by playing a piece by Richard Wagner, an anti-Semite who was Hitler’s favorite composer.
Continue readingFinally: Proof of Holocaust claims — again
The Secret History of World War II
- This series sheds new light on key events of World War II. The stories are based on some of the more than 3 million files declassified under a 1999 executive order.
Human-skin lampshades and human soap
Ken Kipperman and The Table of Horrors
- Some of the worst things imaginable are gathering dust, forgotten, in Washington archives. What’s behind one man’s crusade to bring them to light?
Flawlessly efficient gas chamber fails
Holocaust Survivors Visit School
WHITWELL, Tenn. (AP) — For two years, students at Whitwell Middle School collected paper clips with the goal of reaching 6 million — one for each Jew killed in the Holocaust.
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