Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, Holocaust Denial: A Pocket Guide

A publication of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, Holocaust Denial: A Pocket Guide provides a brief, yet thorough, overview of the continuing trend of Holocaust denial. Section I, "The Movement: What You Should Know," identifies the key players in this propaganda movement, including a selection of comments from academic authorities responding to the false claims from so-called "revisionists" and reacting to the use of advertisements on college campuses. Section II, "Holocaust Denial Themes," directly addresses the claims that no "master plan" existed, that no gas chambers were used, that there is no objective documentation of the Holocaust, that there was no net loss of lives between 1941 and 1945, and that the Nuremberg Trials were a "farce of justice" staged for Jewish benefit.
All information in this concise pamphlet is fully documented, and a brief Bibliography serves as a good starting point for research into the Holocaust in general, and Holocaust denial in particular. For providing the most basic and relevant information about the Holocaust and its denial movement in a short space, the Pocket Guide is a publication to keep nearby for anyone who expresses interest in knowing more about the Holocaust.

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