The Dresden Holocaust and the Numbers Game

The bodies are counted just after Valentine's Day, 1945, in the aftermath of the Dresden Holocaust. American author Kurt Vonnegut was there. Emerging from a shelter into the smoldering ashes of the firebombed city of civilians and refugees, he told a fellow survivor "I'll never trust my government again."by Kevin Alfred Strom

RABBI DAVID Kaufman quoted my essay and radio broadcast on the Dresden Holocaust in his column recently. His bias stands out like Bertie Wooster’s white suit. Kaufman is an unabashed Zionist, and told the Des Moines Register recently that his concern over events in Iran is motivated by “Iran’s threat to Israel.” That’s . . . → Read More: The Dresden Holocaust and the Numbers Game

“Polish” Group’s Legal Action Against David Irving

A [Jewish -- Ed.] human rights group in Poland is taking legal action against the British revisionist David Irving for “minimizing” the scale of Nazi atrocities, the Jerusalem Post reports. Irving is currently on a tour of former Nazi death camps and the Warsaw Ghetto. The “Open Republic Association Against Anti-Semitism and Xenophobia” lodged a complaint with the Institute of National Remembrance Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes against the Polish Nation (IPN) last week, claiming Irving was seeking to “minimize” the scale of Nazi crimes as well as deny the extermination program in his book Hitler’s War, which was recently published in Polish.

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