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April 4, 2018

David Irving is NOT a veteran Holocaust denier

Filed under: Auschwitz, David Irving, Germany, Holocaust — furtherglory @ 4:28 pm

David Irving might be a Holocaust denier, but he is a RECENT denier, not a VETERAN denier.

I am commenting on a recent news article which you can read at

https://www.algemeiner.com/2018/03/20/veteran-holocaust-denier-david-irvings-tour-of-nazi-extermination-sites-may-run-foul-of-controversial-polish-legislation/

The following quote is from the news article:

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National newspaper Rzeczpospolita reported on Tuesday that British convicted Holocaust denier David Irving intends to lead a tour of World War II landmarks in September 2018 which includes extensive stops at Holocaust sites in Poland.

Irving has conducted these and similar tours for his followers and admirers for nearly a decade — the forthcoming visit, however, would be his first since Poland passed a controversial amendment to its existing Holocaust commemoration legislation on Feb 6. Public discussion of wartime antisemitism and collusion with the Nazis among Poles is now a criminal risk, which carries a maximum prison sentence of three years.

Irving told Rzeczpospolita reporter Wiktor Ferfecki in an email on Monday that he had every intention of conducting the tour this year, which includes visits to the sites of Bełżec, Sobibór and Treblinka — Nazi extermination camps where nearly two million Jews who were trapped in German-occupied Poland were murdered.

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Describing Irving as the “guru” of Holocaust deniers, Ferfecki pointed out that his presence in Poland might well further damage the country’s image in the eyes of international critics”

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David Irving is NOT the “guru” of Holocaust deniers. David Irving is a historian, He has only recently become a Holocaust denier. It should be pointed out that Holocaust deniers are a dime a dozen. There is nothing unusual about being a Holocaust denier in today’s world.

March 27, 2018

“a veteran Holocaust denier”

Filed under: David Irving, Holocaust — furtherglory @ 11:54 am

The title of my blog post today is a short quote from a news article which you can read in full at  https://www.algemeiner.com/2018/03/20/veteran-holocaust-denier-david-irvings-tour-of-nazi-extermination-sites-may-run-foul-of-controversial-polish-legislation/#

Exactly what is a VETERAN Holocaust denier. How many years does one have to deny the Holocaust before they become a VETERAN denier. I have heard David Irving speak several times, and it was only recently that he said anything about the Holocaust.

David Irving is a very handsome man, with a large head. He should be noted for being a handsome man and for being an expert on history. He has only recently become a Holocaust denier, and he should not be noted for that. Holocaust deniers are a dime a dozen.

The following quote is from the newspaper article:

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Poland’s widely-criticized new legislation regulating the commemoration of the Nazi Holocaust is facing an unexpected challenge with an impending tour of death camp sites that is being led by a veteran Holocaust denier.

National newspaper Rzeczpospolita reported on Tuesday that British convicted Holocaust denier David Irving intends to lead a tour of World War II landmarks in September 2018 which includes extensive stops at Holocaust sites in Poland.

Irving has conducted these and similar tours for his followers and admirers for nearly a decade — the forthcoming visit, however, would be his first since Poland passed a controversial amendment to its existing Holocaust commemoration legislation on Feb 6. Public discussion of wartime antisemitism and collusion with the Nazis among Poles is now a criminal risk, which carries a maximum prison sentence of three years.

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October 15, 2017

Famous historian David Irving is back in the news

Filed under: Auschwitz, David Irving — furtherglory @ 6:30 pm

I have met David Irving several times, and I can tell you that he is the nicest person that you will ever meet.

Irving is a famous historian who has written many books about history.  His problem is that he is too smart; this causes some people to dislike him.

You can read a recent news article about him here: http://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2017/10/how-an-historian-took-on-an-infamous-holocaust-denier.html

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History buffs packed out a lecture theatre at University of Otago’s Wellington Campus on Sunday to hear a famous historian recount how he overcame an infamous Holocaust denier.

The courtroom clash of Sir Richard Evans and David Irving has even been made into a film, Denial.

Sir Richard’s work has made him one of the world’s most famous historians, a status backed up by his depiction in Denial. It tells the story of a landmark libel trial 17 years ago brought by prominent Holocaust denier Irving, known for his racist and anti-Semitic views.

Irving sued an author for claiming he falsified history.

Played by actor John Sessions in the film, Sir Richard was called as a witness. His task was to prove the Holocaust really happened.

“In the movie I’m on for about three minutes. Actually I was about 28 hours in the witness box,” he told Newshub.

Sir Richard is on a lecture tour of New Zealand, discussing the trial and his experience of being cross-examined by Irving – a man who in 2004 was denied entry into the country.

“I got the measure of him after the first hour or two, and what I came to realise is that you can’t trust anything he says.”

During the trial old plans were found of the Auschwitz concentration camp, which disproved Irving’s claim there were no holes built in the ceilings of gas chambers to drop cyanide – a popular theory among Holocaust deniers.

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My 1998 photo of ruins of Auschwitz gas chamber

My 1998 photo of Auschwitz gas chamber ruins

You can read all about the gas chamber at Auschwitz-Birkenau on my website at http://www.scrapbookpages.com/AuschwitzScrapbook/Tour/Birkenau/RuinsII01.html

You can see my photos of the Auschwitz-Birkenau gas chamber at http://www.scrapbookpages.com/AuschwitzScrapbook/Photos/Gallery2/index.html

August 6, 2017

Should books by a famous Holocaust denier be displayed in public?

Filed under: David Irving, Holocaust — furtherglory @ 3:50 pm

Sorry, no freedom of speech is allowed for Holocaust deniers. That’s the law according to the Jews. Get lost, all you deniers!

The following quote is from a news article which you can read in full at https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/university-refuses-to-move-books-by-holocaust-denier-kzx25b7gb

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Manchester University has come under fire for refusing to move works by David Irving from open display on library shelves or to label them as “Holocaust denial” literature.

In recent months, growing numbers of British universities, including Cambridge and University College London (UCL), have reclassified works by the controversial writer. They either moved them to “closed access” areas, or inserted disclaimers inside the books, following a campaign led by Dr Irene Lancaster, formerly a teaching fellow in Jewish history at Manchester University, and the former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, now master of Magdalene College, Cambridge.

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There are two  sides to everything —  except the Holocaust. Only one side of the Holocaust is allowed — the side according to the Jews.  There is a lot of money involved here. The Jews have made fortunes from books and movies about the Holocaust.

I have met David Irving in person. He is a handsome man with the world’s most beautiful male voice. I have read several of his books which are very detailed and very interesting.  I hope that he wins this case.

 

June 23, 2017

David Irving tells it like it is

Filed under: David Irving, Uncategorized — furtherglory @ 9:11 am

May 12, 2017

When you google “best Holocaust historian”, what do you get?

Filed under: David Irving, Germany, Holocaust, Uncategorized — Tags: , , — furtherglory @ 6:16 am

http://forward.com/fast-forward/371700/looking-for-a-holocaust-historian-google-suggests-leading-holocaust-denier/

According to the news article, cited above, the answer that you get from google is first David Irving and then Deborah Lipstadt.

The following quote is from the news article:

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David Irving is certainly a Holocaust historian, I guess. But mostly, he’s “antisemitic and racist,” as an English judge once called him, and a leading denier of the Holocaust. He was even jailed in Austria for more than year for Holocaust denial, which is a crime there.

The search turns up plenty of Holocaust historians with sterling records, as well — Deborah Lipstadt, the former Forward columnist who Irving once sued for calling him a Holocaust denier, is the second result. I think I’ll call her instead.

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David Irving is a walking encyclopedia and he knows history backwards and forwards, but he is not a Holocaust expert. Deborah Lipstadt is a hateful Jew who knows nothing about anything.

If you want to find the best Holocaust expert, I would suggest that you google “best Holocaust denier” to find the answer to this question. The term THE Holocaust is not a true account of history.

 

April 11, 2017

Denial is back in the news

Filed under: David Irving, Holocaust, movies, Uncategorized — Tags: , , — furtherglory @ 1:37 pm

Denial is back in the news and I don’t mean a river in Egypt. I am writing about a movie about the Holocaust, which has the title “Denial.”

You can read about it in this news article:

http://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/film/91395674/denial-director-mick-jackson-tells-how-he-touched-the-holocaust-with-his-hands

The following quote is from the news article, cited above:

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Denial opens in New Zealand cinemas on April 13.

It wasn’t that the holocaust touched  British filmmaker Mick Jackson, more that he touched it.

That’s what persuaded the former The Bodyguard and LA Story director to return to big screen filmmaking after 14 years to make Denial.

Based on Holocaust scholar Deborah Lipstadt’s book History on Trial: My Day in Court with a Holocaust Denier, it dramatists her defence against David Irving’s charges of libel. He claimed she was part of a worldwide conspiracy attempting to discredit him as a historian.

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February 13, 2017

Free Movie, Slaughter House Five

Filed under: David Irving, Germany, movies, Uncategorized, World War II — furtherglory @ 9:55 am

http://www.bmetv.net/video/3128/kurt-vonnegut-s-slaughterhouse-five-full-movie

I have added the link above, which goes to my favorite movie, which is about the bombing of Dresden.  This link goes to a free movie.

In the movie, if you listen closely, you can hear when David Irving’s book on the bombing of Dresden, is mentioned in the movie.

You are encouraged to take some time today, to watch this movie and think about what happened on February 13, 1945.

February 10, 2017

Donald Trump’s ban on refugees from certain countries is “troubling”

Filed under: David Irving, Germany, Holocaust, Trump — furtherglory @ 4:11 pm

On this new blog post, I am commenting on a news article which you can read in full at http://www.salon.com/2017/01/31/donald-trumps-dance-with-the-devil-did-white-house-mean-to-wink-at-holocaust-deniers/

The following quote is from the news article, cited above:

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President Donald Trump has barely been in office for a week and already he’s being accused, by prominent and credible people, of aiding and abetting Holocaust denial. Both Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., and conservative commentator John Podhoretz have gone public with such criticisms.

This outcry resulted from the White House statement on Holocaust Remembrance Day, which  omitted any mention that the Holocaust was an effort to get rid of the Jewish population of Europe. All previous presidents had made mention of the fact that while many non-Jewish people were killed in Nazi Germany’s concentration camps, the machinery of the Holocaust was created and effectively used to kill more than 60 percent of Europe’s Jewish population.

The news article ends with this quote:

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The fact of the matter is that the Holocaust, as defined by historians, is not ‘all the bad things the Nazis did,’” explained historian Deborah Lipstadt over the phone. “The Nazis did lots and lots of bad things. But the Holocaust is the attempt to annihilate European Jewry.”

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Oh no! Debra Lipstadt is weighing in. Remember the movie entitled “Denial” which ruined David Irving’s reputation? Now Debra is going to ruin Donald Trump’s reputation.

Where is Jared Kushner, the Jewish son-in-law of Donald Trump? Why isn’t he advising The Donald on these matters?

January 26, 2017

Hitler:The Monster (updated)

Filed under: David Irving, Germany, Holocaust, TV shows, Uncategorized, World War II — furtherglory @ 9:14 am

Rob Photo.jpg

Robert Cintino made an interesting comment on the TV show entitled “Hitler:The Monster” which was shown on the American Heroes Channel (AHC).

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“There is no paper trail linking Adolf Hitler to the holocaust and this is an extraordinary thing in such a highly bureaucratic state that kept meticulous records of every single minor activity.”

End quote from Cintino

I wrote about this in an earlier blog post but I wanted to include an exact quote from the TV show, in this update on the subject.

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One interesting aspect of this series is that it addresses the issue of the fact that there is little or no evidence, in the written German records of the time period, that Hitler ordered the Holocaust.  This idea was first brought to light by the research of David Irving, when he offered a cash bonus to anybody who could find a written order from Hitler regarding the Holocaust. Irving’s offer was considered a serious act of Holocaust Denial.

The show never mentions David Irving, nor introduces the topic of Holocaust denial.  Yet, on the latest episode of the show, a whole group of Holocaust historians basically admitted that Irving was right.  Maybe all these Historians should be put in jail; if they get a lawyer and try to defend themselves, their lawyer should be put in jail as well.  They have, in part, vindicated the notorious Holocaust denier David Irving!

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Maybe we should let poor Cintino out of jail on probation.  For one thing, he is a visiting professor at the United States Army War College.

Cintino is actually a very good writer and I have learned that he has written many good books on military history.  You can follow the link below to read some of his comments about Stalingrad.

http://ww2history.com/experts/Robert_Citino/Stalingrad

But I still think that, before David Irving, this would have been Holocaust denial: saying that Hitler did not order the Holocaust in writing.

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