Arthur R. Butz – The Hoax Of The Twentieth Century

HOLOCAUST Handbooks, Vol. 8: (Spring 2004)
Carlo Mattogno, Jürgen Graf
Treblinka
Extermination Camp
or Transit Camp
Holocaust historians alleged that at Treblinka in East
Poland, between 700,000 and 3,000,000 persons were murdered
in 1942 and 1943. The weapons used were alleged to
have been stationary and/or mobile gas chambers, poison
gases of both fast acting and slow acting varieties, unslaked
lime, superheated steam, electricity, diesel exhaust fumes,
etc. Holocaust historians alleged that bodies were piled as
high as multistoried buildings and burned without a trace,
using little or no fuel. Graf and Mattogno have now analyzed
the origins, logic and technical feasibility of the official version
of Treblinka. On the basis of numerous documents they
reveal Treblinka’s true identity: it was a transit camp.
Even longtime Revisionism buffs will find a lot that is new
in this book, while Graf’s animated style guarantees a pleasant reading experience.
The original testimony of witnesses enlivens the reader, as does the skill with which the authors
expose the absurdities of Holocaust historiography.
ca. 432 pp. pb, 6"×9", ill., bibl., index, $/€25.-/£18.-
HOLOCAUST Handbooks, Vol. 9: (Summer 2004)
Germar Rudolf, Jürgen Graf
Lectures on theHolocaust
In 1992, German scholar Germar Rudolf held several
lectures at various academic societies in Germany. His
topic was very controversial: the Holocaust in the light
of new forensic findings. Even though Rudolf presented
nothing short of full-fledged Holocaust Revisionism to the
mainstream audiences, his aguments fell on fertile soil,
because they were presented in a very pedagogically sensitive
and scholarly way. This book is an updated version of
these lectures, enriched by contributions of Swiss scholar
Jürgen Graf.
The book’s style is unique: It is a dialogue between the
two lecturers on the one hand who introduce the reader to
the most important arguments and counter arguments of
Holocaust Revisionism—backed up with sources and references
to further reading—and the reactions of the audience
to these presentations on the other hand: supportive, skeptical, and also hostile comments,
questions and assertions. It reads like a vivid and exciting real-life exchange between persons
of various points of view, a compendium of Frequently Asked Questions on the Holocaust and
its critical re-examination.
There is no better way to introduce readers unfamiliar with revisionism to this highly controversial
topic.
ca. 400 pp. pb, 6"×9", ill., bibl., index, $/€25.-/£18.-