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It had been at one time my intention to conclusively expose each of its falsehoods, deliberate
distortions, half-truths and omissions, using only the most reliably-sourced documented evidence. It
quickly became apparent that the task would take too long for the time available, as the book is from
first page to last a calculated distortion.
I trust that Witness to History will help to set the record straight, and recommend also A.J.P Taylor's
The Origins of the Second World War and Liddell Hart's History of the Second World War.
"It is doubtful if a more extensive anthology of errors (Shirer's Rise and Fall of the Third Reich)
concerning the personality and policies of Hitler and the causes and responsibility for the Second
World War has ever been assembled, even in war time." - Harry Elmer Barnes
"Although Hitler offered very generous terms to Poland in 1938 - 1939, they were nothing compared
with those he offered Molotov in Berlin in November, 1940. Izvolski would quite literally have
swooned with ecstasy over such a prospect - not only the freedom of the Straits but access to the
Persian Gulf and the great riches of the Middle East. The fact that Russia rejected these brusquely is
the best proof that Stalin wished war rather than a peaceful adjustment with Hitler."
- Harry Elmer Barnes, U.S. War Historian
"Terror is a means of persuasion." - V.I Lenin, Werke, 3,Ed. Vol.27, Moscow, 1937, p.296
COMMUNISTS PAID BY MOSCOW
"We should avoid.... "even appearing to encourage a small, noisy and corrupt war group here." which
he later identified as, "The Communists who are paid by Moscow."
- Eric Phipps, British Ambassador to France
ALEXANDER SOLSZENIZYN
"I would like to remind you about the kind of system the foreign relations have been taken up with.
Here it is:
It was a system that got into power by armed revolt, that dispersed the constituent assembly.
It was a system that liquidated political opponents without any judicial proceedings, that suppressed
the strikes of the working men, that pillaged the villages so insufferably thus driving the peasants to
rebellion, which were crushed bloodily.
It was a system that destroyed the Church that drove twenty governments of the country into
starvation.
It was a system that was first to introduce concentration camps in the twentieth century, as well as the
method of taking hostages. i.e. not by catching the persecuted ones, but rather their families or
indiscriminately any one to shoot them down.
It was a system that deceived the working people with all its decrees; the decree concerning the land
reform, the decree concerning peace, the decree concerning the manufacturing plants, the decree
concerning the freedom of the Press.
It was a system that liquidated all the other parties. I ask you to get me right; it did not alone destroy
the parties as such, it did not only dissolve the parties, but it liquidated their members.
It was a system that introduced the genocide of the peasants: fifteen million peasants have been
deported for liquidation.
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