Lectures on the Holocaust: Controversial Issues Cross-Examined

Description

When starting my research into “the chemistry of Auschwitz,” I early realized that looking at just the chemical aspect of one type of structure (gas chambers) in one camp was insufficient to understand the larger topic. I contacted other researchers in the field, and we set out to publish a compendium of research on various aspects of the “Holocaust.” In the fall and winter of 1992, I gave two multi-media presentations to academic audiences in Germany where I presented some of our research results up to that point. The resounding success of these presentations inspired me to turn them into a book, the first (German) edition of which appeared in 1993. This is the updated and expanded 2023 edition.

This book first explains why “the Holocaust” is an important topic, and that it is essential to keep an open mind about it. It then tells how many mainstream scholars expressed doubts and subsequently fell from grace. Next, the physical traces and documents about the various claimed crime scenes and murder weapons are discussed. After that, the reliability of witness testimony is examined. Finally, the author argues for a free exchange of ideas on this topic. This book gives the most-comprehensive and up-to-date overview of the critical research into the Holocaust. With its dialogue style, it is easy to read, and it can even be used as an encyclopedic compendium.

4th ed., 597 pages, b&w illustrations, bibliography, index. (Holocaust Handbooks, Vol. #15)
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