By Ernst Zündel, Germanica ∙ October 29, 2020
In this Voice of Freedom broadcast (28 minutes) Ernst Zundel (1939 – 2017) looks at the relationship between Germans and Jews in the time of the (so-called) Second World War. Ernst shows that there was co-operation between the Germans and the Jews. Ernst looks at the book "Seventh Million" by a Jew, Tom Segev. Ernst looks…
By Ernst Zündel, Germanica ∙ October 28, 2020
In this Voice of Freedom broadcast (28 minutes) Ernst Zundel (1939 – 2017) looks at the relationship between Germans and Jews in the time of the (so-called) Second World War. Ernst shows that there was co-operation between the Germans and the Jews. Often in this "relationship" it was the Jews that contacted the Germans first. These…
By Ernst Zündel, Germanica ∙ October 27, 2020
In this Voice of Freedom broadcast (27 minutes) Ernst Zundel (1939 – 2017) looks at the relationship between Germans and Jews in the time of the (so-called) Second World War. Ernst shows that there was co-operation between the Germans and the Jews. Often in this "relationship" it was the Jews that contacted the Germans first. These…
By Ernst Zündel, Germanica ∙ October 25, 2020
In this Voice of Freedom broadcast (27 minutes) Ernst Zundel (1939 – 2017) looks at the relationship between Germans and Jews in the time of the (so-called) Second World War. Ernst examines important books in this "relationship", such as the "Seventh Million" by a Jewish author, the "Transfer Agreement" by a Jewish author, the "German Path…
By Ernst Zündel, Germanica ∙ October 25, 2020
In this Voice of Freedom broadcast (28 minutes) Ernst Zundel (1939 – 2017) looks at the relationship between Germans and Jews in the time of the (so-called) Second World War. Ernst examines important books in this "relationship", such as Other Losses, and Eisenhower's Death Camps. He looks at the insane Morgenthau plan, a plan, partially…
By Germanica ∙ August 31, 2020
This video is shown for Educational Purposes ONLY. In this nine minute clip (in German), the capital city of Germany, Berlin is shown in the year 1936.The victory monument and the Brandenburg gate can be seen. Important buildings in Berlin are shown, such as the Air Ministry, Culture, and various Churches.
By Germanica ∙ January 1, 1998
The other day I cited a prominent and highly regarded Russian historian (that is, historian of Russia) whose interpretation of some aspects of 20th century Soviet history matched my own, and which in both cases tended toward a revisionist perspective. The rejoinder I received was something along the lines of “OK, so you found a…
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