Author: Melissa Peinovich

Melissa Peinovich runs her own blog at www.Holocaust.claims, where she has posted over 250 articles on the Holocaust, WW2 and more.
  • Super Effective Brainwashing

    If you’re not seeing this headline from The Times of Israel (ToI) as some real dystopian stuff, then you might be under the spell of Holocaust indoctrination. If you are having trouble seeing the insidiousness of a custom-tailored Holocaust-affirming exhibit just keep reading. A little background info: The exhibit was aimed at the children of…

  • Why Dr. Johann Paul Kremer’s Diary Isn’t Evidence for the Holocaust Narrative

    It may come of no surprise that I often engage in discussion of the Holocaust narrative with random people on social media. I begin most of these conversations by asking for evidence of Holocaust claims. The average Holocaust believer will link an article from the United States Holocaust Memorial and Museum’s Holocaust Encyclopedia, or say…

  • CBS 4 and Father Desbois

    Today I will be examining the following article from CBS 4 that uncritically presents a demonstrably flawed discovery. The first thing this article confronts you with is a large picture of soldiers shooting people in a ditch (see image below). The caption only says ‘”The holocaust”. Very helpful. Rick Sallinger, the author of this article,…

  • Samuel Pisar’s Unbelievable Story

    Antony Blinken, who is the Secretary of State at the time of writing this, released a video for Yom HaShoah through the official US Department of State’s YouTube channel. The Secretary of State, while being an unelected position, is a powerful one. Blinken is Biden’s principal adviser on US foreign policy and fourth in line…

  • Piles of Documents

    While researching my last article about piles of stuff, I ran across an article by Cynthia Lee that was issued by UCLA Today on November 7, 2008 titled “Physician’s Photos a Haunting Reminder of the Holocaust.” The original article is only available on archive.org, so I will be addressing the reissue found on the UCLA…

  • The Theresienstadt Ghetto in Terezin

    In an attempt to garner sympathy, Jewish WW2 survivor Gidon Lev dramatically announced his departure from TikTok due to “anti-Semitism.” According to the Times of Israel article pictured below, “Lev, 88, survived Theresienstadt, a concentration camp in what was then Czechoslovakia, for four years between the ages of 6 and 10.“ Much of this so-called…

  • Misrepresented Himmler Directives

    Heinrich Himmler said some pretty edgy stuff. Holocaust fabulists use Himmler’s bloviating to further their false narrative. The good folks at CoDoH have covered Himmler’s speeches in their Holocaust Encyclopedia. From their entry on Himmler’s speeches: In truth, Himmler was something of a babbler who loved to hear himself talk tough. Despite all the talk…

  • The Bielski Brothers

    The Holocaust is always in the news. It’s so prevalent that I can get why a the average person scoffs at the idea of the Holocaust narrative being untrue. How could something that’s always being talked about be fake? CBS 12 News, West Palm Beach, thought it would be a good idea to run a…

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