Carlos Whitlock Porter is an American ex-patriate, skilled linguist and translator living in Belgium. According to his website he is a professional translator of German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese into English.
Because of his work translating Russian documents from the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg he discovered the infamous ‘pedal-driven brain bashing machine’. From his book Made in Russia:
In 1997 Germany charged Porter with Holocaust denial. He refused to attend the trial, was tried in absentia and convicted. Interested parties can read about the trial here.
Porter is interested in the Japanese war crimes trials. He believes should be studied together with the German war crimes trials for the purposes of comparison. You can read articles on this topic here.
Porter’s website is also full of gems. I suggest you check it out.
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This arangement strikes me as a projection of the massacre at Katyn. There, the Russians would make Polish officers line up like they’re getting processed for something, hands bound with wire, and lead them one by one into a room with drains to be shot in the head. The room muffled the sounds, so prisoners didn’t know that the next in line had been executed. In this way a small crew could execute thousands, then take them away in trucks to be buried in pits. The USSR had probably done dozens of similar massacres and actively studied it’s methods, so they just came up with a more fanciful method of the kind of things they had been doing.
Also, the CW Porter weblink is dead.
Yeah, I think the Soviets did a lot of projecting.
Thanks for letting me know about the link. It seems Porter’s site is gone. That’s not good!
Katyn?! Most fake than holohoah
The Katyn massacre was very real. The only fake part about it was the blame the Germans got for it.