Holocaust Denial Videos

Auschwitz. Why The Gas Chambers Are A Myth

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More educational videos about the holocaust myth:

Explains how Treblinka, Sobibor, and Belzec were not death camps, thereby debunking 1/3 of the holocaust. Asks questions like, "Would the Germans have really put a fence made out of tree branches around a deathcamp?" Answer: "Uh, no, that's silly." And would they have then conducted a huge burning operation inside this flammable fence? Banned at Youtube. 30 episodes. 4 hours 15 min. Click the above image to view.

Buchenwald. A Dumb Dumb Portrayal of Evil. The liberation of Buchenwald presented an opportunity for a Psyche Warfare operation meant to denazify the Germans via atrocity stories. But it 'blew back' into USA media which is why Americans remember growing up hearing stories of human skin lampshades. 22 episodes. 2 hours 22 min. Click the above image to view.

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In 1994, two gas chamber deniers, Bradley Smith and David Cole went on a talk show. The maker of One Third Of The Holocaust analyzes what happened.

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The David Cole Video. A young Jewish holocaust denier, posing as a believer, puts some hard questions to the senior curator of the Auschwitz State Museum. After making this video, a "hit" was put out on Cole, and a reward for information on his whereabouts was issued by Irv Rubin (who years later, was arrested by the FBI for planning to kill a Lebanese-American Congressman.) Fearing assassination, Cole went into hiding. He never surfaced again publicly. (1992, 52 minutes)

A person's high regard for the Nuremberg Trial tends to be taken down a peg or two upon learning that the American prosecution team offered a shrunken head into evidence. Blaming the Nazis for what obviously came from a South American rain forest tribe many years prior. This gets into PR warfare, and the notion that Uganda's Idi Amin was likely portrayed as a psycho-killer due to his anti-Israel views and Arab alignment. Idi Amin was probably not someone who thought he was "the last king of Scotland" as the movie about him was titled. 25 minutes. Click above image to view.

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