Author's posts
Foreword to Fail: “Debunking Holocaust Denial Theories”
[:en]This is my foreword to Carlo Mattogo’s book Fail: “Debunking Holocaust Denial Theories.” How James and Lance Morcan Botched Their Attempt to Affirm the Historicity of the Nazi Genocide[:]
Curated Lies — A PowerPoint Presentation
[:en]A 1hr 22 min. PowerPoint presentation giving an overview of Carlo Mattogno’s book Curated Lies: The Auschwitz Museum’s Misrepresentations, Distortions and Deceptions.[:]
Foreword to Curated Lies
[:en]My foreword to Carlo Mattogo’s book Curated Lies: The Auschwitz Museum’s Misrepresentations, Distortions and Deceptions[:]
Ernst Nolte to Germar Rudolf
A few months after my release from prison, I received the following letter from Prof. em. Dr. Ernst Nolte, dated 17 January 2010: Dear Mr. Rudolf, I gratefully confirm receipt of your circular letter of 16 December and wish you luck for the new chapter of your life which now lies ahead of you and which will presumably be “Anglo-Saxon.” …
Stäglich’s “Auschwitz”: Foreword to the 2015 Edition
Toward the end of the Second World War, Wilhelm Stäglich, at that time an officer in the German air force, was stationed in the industrial area of Upper Silesia. He was to help in the defense against Allied bombers who sought to destroy the last intact German industrial area. Stäglich was stationed near the Auschwitz …
Tell the Truth – and Shame the Devil!
This is my preface to the 2nd edition of the book Holocaust Revisionism: A Critical Scholarly-Historical Method (Holocaust-Revisionismus: Eine kritische geschichtswissenschaftliche Methode), which appeared in January 2016. It makes clear why revisionism is essential for the survival of Germany.
Lecture on Civil Rights and Robert J. van Pelt (video)
This video shows me during my presentation at the 13th IHR Conference in Irvine, CA, in May of 2000. I am talking mainly about the deterioration of civil rights in Germany, as well as about some of the main arguments presented by Jewish professor for cultural history Dr. Robert J. van Pelt in his expert …
The Great Taboo (video)
This video tells the story of three men: U.S. citizen Bradley R. Smith, who lobbies for free speech on the Holocaust, and the two German citizens Ernst Zündel and Germar Rudolf, who got into deep trouble for exercising their right to free speech on the Holocaust. The video was produced by Bradley Smith (officially) and …
Germar Rudolf Interviewed by Jim Rizoli (video)
On Friday November 6, 2015, Jim Rizoli and Diane King visited me at my home and interviewed me for Jim’s series “League of Extraordinary Revisionists.” That interview was once available on YouTube, but got deleted with the entire channel in 2019. Here it is, scraped from my hard drive:
Half a Century of Rebellion — Interview with Germar Rudolf
[:en]An interview on occasion of Germar’s 50th birthday; published in: “Half a Century of Rebellion: Germar Rudolf Interviewed,” in: Smith’s Report, no. 211, December 2014, pp. 1f., 6f.[:de]Ein Interview anlässlich Germars 50. Geburtstag; veröffentlicht in: “Half a Century of Rebellion: Germar Rudolf Interviewed,” in: Smith’s Report, Nr. 211, Dezember 2014, S. 1f., 6f.[:]
