What influence is exercised on a society, when its children, from a very young age, are constantly bombarded with atrocity stories in books, documentaries and movies, depicting certain ethnic groups as diabolically evil perpetrators, and another as composed of innocent victims deserving all the compassion we can muster? Depicting history and the world in unrealistic black and white patterns must deform a society. Papers listed here address this issue.
By Nicholas Kollerstrom ∙ January 3, 2008
How is it “hate” to suggest there is evidence that millions of people were not murdered?—Kurt Bechle, United States I am shocked that in what I always thought to be “liberal” and “open-minded” Europe, anyone could be convicted for voicing an opinion regarding history.—Dominique Amarante, United States The word Holocaust has to mean a fiery…
By Richard A. Widmann ∙ January 12, 2007
The American public overwhelmingly accepts the basic tenets of the Holocaust. It is nearly incomprehensible to most people that there are some who are willing risk their life and liberty to revise or even deny the main pillars of the Holocaust story – the Six Million, the Hitler-ordered extermination of Jews, and the use of…
By Rodrigo Mendoza ∙ January 10, 2007
Hardly a day goes by without someone apologizing for something they said or did or someone else demanding that someone issue such an apology. Political correctness has been stepped up to a McCarthy-like level with the “guilty” parties finding themselves ostracized, boycotted, persecuted, and in some once-democratic countries of Europe, even imprisoned. In this brave…
By Paul Grubach, Taki ∙ January 1, 2007
So much opprobrium has come to be attached to almost every aspect of the German past that it is impossible to say anything good about it without being condemned as a Nazi sympathizer. Nonetheless, it is hard not to conclude that the Germany of the past was vastly superior to the one about to dominate…
By Israel Shamir ∙ December 15, 2006
The Teheran Holocaust Conference caused quite a storm in the world media. One might ask: what's so special about that? There are so many holocaust events and holocaust museums and holocaust festivals, sometimes attracting presidents and prime ministers galore, so why did the Teheran (or Tehran) conference draw so much attention and criticism; why were…
By Georges M. Theil ∙ December 11, 2006
I must express my thanks to those who have, with immense courage, made it possible to organise and hold such a conference as ours. This date of December 11-12, in this magnificent capital, could truly be a turning point in world history, I’m not afraid to say so; it marks the real beginning of the…
By Bradley R. Smith ∙ October 18, 2006
Speech delivered at Tehran Holocaust Conference, 05 December 2006 Introduction Good afternoon (morning?). I'm very pleased to be here. Today I will suggest that the American professorial class uses an irrational vocabulary to respond to revisionist arguments questioning the orthodox Holocaust story. That the decision of the American professorial class to exploit this irrational vocabulary…
By Ray Brutto ∙ May 18, 2006
Smith asked Brutto: “I wonder when widespread belief becomes a mass delusion?” I think it's all of a piece. This is MPI (mass psychogenic illness) or mass delusion, because it causes physical illness. Holocaust claims are a little bit different. But they are the same; because they both point to the suggestibility of human nature,…
By Robert Faurisson, aaargh, Catherine Coroller ∙ April 1, 2006
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By Frank Scott ∙ January 1, 2005
The murderous treatment of European Jews during the Second World War has become almost legendary in its depiction as a unique and singularly important example of bigoted inhumanity, carried to barbarous extremes. No other experience from among the overwhelming number of historic cases of mass brutality has ever achieved such status in western consciousness, partly…
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