Arthur R. Butz â€“ The Hoax Of The Twentieth Century

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Table of Contents Supplements....................................................................................................... 365 Supplement 1: The International Holocaust Controversy.............................. 365 Supplement 2: Context and Perspective in the Holocaust Controversy......... 379 Supplement 3: A Response to a Major Critique of Holocaust Revisionism............................................................................................... 409 Supplement 4: Zyklon B and Gas Detectors in Birkenau Crematorium II .... 431 Supplement 5: Vergasungskeller.................................................................... 443 Illustrations........................................................................................................ 449 References.......................................................................................................... 484 Index................................................................................................................... 492 7
Foreword to the 2003 Edition My investigations of the Jewish “Holocaust” commenced in 1972, and twenty seven years have passed since the first publication of this book in 1976 in England as The Hoax of the Twentieth Century. Twenty six years have passed since the release of the slightly revised second British and first American edition of 1977. This text consists of the last, preceded by a short article I wrote for the student newspaper at Northwestern University in 1991 1 and followed by five supplements representing writings from 1979-1997. There is also an addendum to Appendix E (“The Role of the Vatican“), consisting of the obituary/tribute I wrote on Rev. Robert A. Graham. All were published in the Journal of Historical Review. Also Appendix A on Kurt Gerstein, has been revised somewhat. I am proud that this book remains of interest to anybody a quarter century after publication. Nevertheless, the age of this text, and the great advances that have subsequently occurred in Holocaust revisionism, require some comments on the value of the book to today’s reader. How can a quarter century old text not be obsolete today What does today’s reader gain from it Would it not be better to revise this text to take into account more recent developments From the perspective of today, the book has defects, and several people, of whom I am one, could now do better. In admitting such defects, I can plead that I was one man working with little help. Except for Wilhelm Stäglich, the correspondents I had before publication in 1976 were not then, and have not subsequently become, significant in revisionist work. The literature of revisionist orientation was scanty. Some of it was rubbish that constituted a minor nuisance. On the positive side were Paul Rassinier, Thies Christophersen, and Wilhelm Stäglich. At that time the writings of Rassinier, a former political prisoner at Buchenwald, were of interest both as a primary source, relating personal experiences, and as historical exposition (today Rassinier is of interest only as a primary source). Christophersen and Stäglich, Germans who had been stationed near Auschwitz, were of value only as primary sources, although Stäglich later wrote a book of historical exposition. Even taking these three into account, the historical complex was not there, as I shall explain below. A common complaint about this work has been that I am not a trained historian or history professor. It is, however, not unusual for people who are not academic historians to make contributions to history. The great American historian Francis Parkman was no history professor; he had only a brief academic appointment as Professor of Horticulture at Harvard. The late Arnaldo Momigliano urged wariness of academic historians and pointed out that none of the three leading nineteenth century historians of the ancient world was a history professor, e.g. Mommsen was a Professor of Law. 2 However, such examples do not satisfactorily illustrate the fact that history has 1 2 Rhodes, 347. Daily Northwestern, May 13, 1991, correction May 14. A. Momigliano, “History in an Age of Ideologies,” American Scholar, Autumn 1982, pp. 495- 507. 8
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