In yesterday’s article I posed the question, why was Albert Speer, the Minister of Armaments and War Production and loyal ally of Hitler, only given 20 years prison time? As Stephen J. Sniegoski simply puts it, “Nuremberg standards were not applied equally to the defendants.” and, “By Nuremberg standards Speer deserved execution.”. To illustrate this…
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Made in Russia
Yesterday I wrote about revisionist Carlos Whitlock Porter and mentioned his book, Made in Russia – The Holocaust. To explain what this book is about here is a snippet from a review: “Porter’s tactic is audacious and provocative: he gives Allied prosecutors and their witnesses the floor and lets them strut their stuff for a…
The Execution of Julius Streicher
Julius Streicher founded the infamous Der Stürmer in 1923. He was appointed to Gauleiter of Franconia until he was removed from this position in 1940, but had no role in planning or carrying out wartime policies of the Hitler regime. Despite this fact and the fact that his paper was private and not sanctioned by the…
The Official Revisionism of Majdanek
According to Wikipedia, “Majdanek (or Lublin) was a Nazi concentration and extermination camp built and operated by the SS on the outskirts of the city of Lublin during the German occupation of Poland in World War II”. The number of victims varies depending on who you ask. Wikipedia states the official estimate as 78,000. While…
The Coerced Confession of Rudolf Hoess
Rudolf Hoess was the Commandant of Auschwitz during the time that the alleged homicidal gas chambers were in use. The details of Hoess’ capture and torture are gleefully recounted in the book, Hanns and Rudolf : the German jew and the hunt for the Kommandant of Auschwitz, by Thomas Harding. Alexander Hanns, the Nazi hunter…