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The new issue focuses on the Irving v. Lipstadt trial due to the release of the recent movie, "Denial."
CODOH becomes publisher of IH
Inconvenient History is pleased to announce that the Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust (CODOH) has become our new publisher. CODOH is the longest running organization struggling for a free and open debate on the subject of the Holocaust. CODOH was founded in 1990 …
In the August 2015 issue of Smith's Report you will find:
"The Light Flickers", by Jett Rucker; "I Was Gassed!," by Eric Hunt; "When the Last One Dies … Look Out!", "How Money Almost Killed Revisionism," and "Counterfire," all by Jett Rucker; and more...
In the May 2015 issue of Smith's Report you will find:
"Why Is a Free Press Forbidden at Harvard University?, by Bradley Smith; "Sylvia Stolz: Revisionism’s Joan of Arc," by Jett Rucker; "How to Become a 'Saint' and Get Canonized through Yad Vashem!," by Olodogma; "It Takes All Kinds: Muslims Invading a Jewish Racket, by Jett Rucker"; and more...
This issue features: "Harry Truman and the Atomic Bomb," "Outdoor Incineration of Livestock Carcasses," "Aspects of the Tesch Trial," "Defending the Defenseless," "Setback to the Struggle for Free Speech," "Defending Barbarism," "Revisionism 101" and more...
In the February 2015 issue of Smith's Report you will find:
"As a Muslim, I’m Fed Up with the Hypocrisy of the Free Speech Fundamentalists," by Hasan Mehdi; "The Holocaust as Rape," by Jett Rucker; "The Holocaust Religion Will Be the Conclusive Stage in the Jewish Dialectic," by Gilad Atzmon, and more...
This issue features: "Holocaust History: The Sound of One Hand Clapping," "The Jewish Hand in the World Wars, Part 2," "Criminalizing Conscience," "'Holocaust Denial' – The Feast of Misnaming," "Woodrow Wilson's 'Second Personality'," "The 'Ministry of Truth' at Britain's National Archives," and more
The latest issue of Inconvenient History, no. 1 of volume 6 (Spring 2014) is now on-line.
This issue features the articles:
No Smoking Gun, No Silver Bullets: The Real News of Rosenberg's Diaries, by Richard Widmann;
Gypsy Holocaust? The Gypsies under the National Socialist Regime, by Carlo Mattogno;
Stalin's …
The latest issue of Smith’s Report (no. 202, February 2014) is now available for free online viewing. It features papers by Jett Rucker, Maria Poumier, Richard A. Widmann, David Cole, and yours truly.
The Summer 2013 issue of Inconvenient History is now on-line!
The papers: "Historical Revisionism and Popular Opinion," by Richard Widmann; "Three Aspects of the German Deportation of European Jews into the Occupied Eastern Territories, 1941-1944," by Thomas Kues; "Reductio ad Hitlerum as a Social Evil," by Kerry Bolton, "The Injustice of Conspiracy Accusations in War Crimes Trials," by Carlos Porter; "The Jewish Hand in the World Wars," by Thomas Dalton, and more.
The Spring 2013 issue of Inconvenient History is now on-line!
The papers: "War is Declared!," by R. Widmann; "Differential Exposure of Brickwork to HCN During WWII," by G. Rudolf and N. Kollerstrom; "The Yockey-Thompson Campaign," by K. Bolton; "America Goes To War," by R. Raico; "Bishop Williamson...," by N. Kollerstrom, and more.
Winter is here! Warm up with the new issue of Inconvenient History!
The Winter issue of Inconvenient History is now on-line!
The papers:
Editorial: Uncle Sam, May I?, by Jett Rucker
The Rumbula Massacre – A Critical Examination of the Facts, Part 1, by Thomas Kues
And the …
With the exclusive help of unpaid, dedicated volunteers, we has made big strides to grow and improve our website. As a matter of fact, today there are twice as many documents on CODOH.com than there were just half a year ago...
The latest issue of Inconvenient History, A Quarterly Journal for Free Historical Inquiry is now available on-line. its contents: - The Ellis Island internment camp for Germans, Italians, and Japanese Americans during WWII. - Count Potocki de Montalk and his Katyn Manifesto. - A personal account by Germar Rudolf of time spent in prison. - Review of three recent books on Treblinka. - On Soviet propaganda surrounding the Sachsenhausen camp death toll. - Reviews of "The Black Swan" and "The Gas Vans." - Victories of Revisionism.
The Fall issue of Inconvenient History is now on-line!
The papers:
Editorial: Imprisoned at Ellis Island, by Richard Widmann
Count Potocki de Montalk and the Katyn Manifesto, by K.R. Bolton
A Revisionist in Prison, by Germar Rudolf
Three Books on Treblinka, by Thomas Kues
The Number …
We have posted an edition of the revisionist journal The Revisionist which has never been published before: issue no. 2 of 2005. It was scheduled for publication in late October 2005 by its then editor and publisher Germar Rudolf, but right when he was wrapping up this issue, he got arrested by the U.S. authorities and deported to Germany...
The latest issue of Inconvenient History is now online. We have quite a few very interesting articles:
- Editorial: The Clash of the Nobelists, by Jett Rucker
The online edition of "The University Chronicle" at the St. Cloud University is running our ad that reads: "INCONVENIENT HISTORY: The Power of Taboo". When the reader clicks on the ad she is taken to the Homepage of Inconvenient History, and through that page to everything on CODOHWeb.
The online edition of The Mirror at the University of Northern Colorado is running our rotating ad that appears all over their site. The ad reads: "INCONVENIENT HISTORY: The Power of Taboo". When the reader clicks on the ad she is taken to the Homepage of Inconvenient History, and through …
Inconvenient History Spring 2016: Free Speech Special is now online
IH blog: Arthur Butz and “Auschwitz: The Case for Sanity”: An insufficiently dispassionate review By Carlo Mattogno
Inconvenient History Winter, 2011 is now on line
