For the international day of the liberation of Nazi concentration camps, the FSB of the Russian Federation declassified some documents on the investigation of Nazi crimes in the Treblinka Death Camp.
The Conveyor of Death functioned from late 1941 to the end of July 1944, according to those involved in the atrocities, up to 2,500 people were killed per day in Treblinka by shooting and suffocation with gases.
Continue readingFor the International Day of the Liberation of Nazi Concentration Camps, the FSB of the Russian Federation declassified some documents on the investigation of Nazi crimes in the Treblinka death camp.
Continue readingTHE JEWISH GAS CHAMBER HOAX is a Revisionist documentary which provides revelatory information debunking the greatest hoax in human history — “The Holocaust” — the fraudulent claim that six million Jews were murdered by Germans, mostly in “gas chambers disguised as shower rooms.”
Funny thing is, he was never a Nazi, nor Ivan the Terrible, nor even German. So why now is he standing trial in Munich as accessory to 27,900 Nazi murders? Is this one last blow struck for justice for the Holocaust? Or is it a farce?
Continue readingBefore the school year ended, my teaching partner, DJ, asked me how I was spending my summer vacation. I told her I’d be going to camp. She asked what I meant, and I said I’d be off to Dachau, Buchenwald, Majdanek, Treblinka, and Auschwitz.
Continue reading“Auschwitz is unique,” explains series producer and writer Lawrence Rees. “It has a physical beginning in May 1940 and physical ending in January 1945, and is the site of the single largest mass murder in the history of humanity.”
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.” […]
Continue readingThe German Trauma: Experiences and Reflections 1938-2001
CLEVELAND — Twenty-four years ago this summer, the U.S. Justice Department made a remarkable allegation: One of World War II’s most notorious and malevolent practitioners of genocide was not only alive and well, he was living in Cleveland.
Continue readingPARIS — The harrowing photographs taken during the liberation of Nazi death camps in early 1945 played a central role in convincing the world of the existence of a Nazi killing machine. Over time, however, many of these same images of skeletal survivors and mounds of bodies came to assume an iconographic quality, speaking generically for the Holocaust but with little emphasis on how, when, where and by whom they were taken.
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