75th anniversary

Dear United States Holocaust Memorial Museum,

Your web page promoting the 75th anniversary of the arrival of Stalin’s troops at the Auschwitz labor and concentration camps should mention the major revisions and corrections that have occurred in the official history of the camps since 1945.

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American Pravda: Holocaust denial

Until thirty years ago, Communist rule over the USSR and its Warsaw Pact allies seemed absolutely permanent and unshakeable, but the roots of that belief had totally rotted away, leaving behind nothing more than a hollow façade. Then one day, a gust of wind came along, and the entire gigantic structure collapsed. I wouldn’t be surprised if our current Holocaust narrative eventually suffers that same fate, perhaps with unfortunate consequences for those too closely associated with having maintained it.


Source: Ron Unz. Read his remarkable analysis in full here.

Nazi ‘soap’ and synthetic rubber

My interest is pursuing a personal hypothesis that the myth of the so-called Nazi “soap” may have actually had a factual industrial size basis, not as bars of household soap, but as a type of industrial liquid soap used in the emulsion polymerization process vital to production of synthetic rubber and that German secrecy, deception, and destruction of records, combined with mis-interpretation of surviving record fragments, have led to this potential industrial scale use of corpses being overlooked.

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Antisemitism and Jewish Survival

Is the Holocaust best understood through fiction? That was the theme of a recent revue of Ruth Franklin’s novel, Higher Truth appearing on the Jewish internet journal Tablet. The revue provided a setting for an unlikely week-long exchange between Holocaust denier Michael Santomauro and me. I contacted Michael before submitting this article and he agreed to allow his name to appear but asked, “please reference me as a Holocaust Revisionist -and an amateur one at that.” A degree of humility that likely allowed for our extended discussion.

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