This section is about “Bible revisionism,” that is: the de-mystification of the Jewish narrative and its replacement by real history based on physical and documentary evidence. It also includes papers dealing with Jewish history after the Biblical period up to the foundation of the modern Jewish State.
By Gilad Atzmon ∙ March 4, 2019
Philosopher, jazz artist and ex-Jew Gilad Atzmon, interviews Professor Robert Faurisson. Professor Robert Faurisson, was a French born campaigner against the "Holocau$t" lie. A highly intelligent man, extremely well educated, he was a Professor on Documents. He became interested in the "Holocau$t" and soon revealed it as a fraud. He found himself up against a…
By Gilad Atzmon ∙ March 4, 2019
Two prominent thinkers, the ultra-orthodox Rabbi Yaakov Shapiro, and philosopher, jazz artist and ex-Jew Gilad Atzmon, met to discuss hard questions about Judaism, Jewish politics and the meaning of Jewishness. They shared the stage at Theatre 80 in New York City on May 6th, 2015.
By Joseph Lehmann ∙ December 30, 2018
By Eyal Ben-Ari, Yoram Bilu ∙ October 14, 2018
By Roger Gougenot Des Mousseaux ∙ October 10, 2018
By Nahum Goldmann ∙ October 9, 2018
By Paul Eisen ∙ August 30, 2004
By Lippman Bodoff ∙ September 13, 2018
By Ernst Zündel ∙ September 10, 2018
It is important to know and understand history. No serious historian would say that events such those that occurred before, during and after World War II are pieces of time that can be completely separated one from the other, that it is possible to isolate this event from that one. After all, history is the sum of all those events, sometimes more like briefing, because it would impossible to include every moment, every second of all those lives that were involved in those events such as those that happened during the first half of the twentieth century. We at CODOH are proud to look at history with an acute sense of research and with no ideological agenda.
By Ernst Zündel ∙ September 5, 2018
It is important to know and understand history. No serious historian would say that events such those that occurred before, during and after World War II are pieces of time that can be completely separated one from the other, that it is possible to isolate this event from that one. After all, history is the sum of all those events, sometimes…
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