The Complete Thomas Dalton Bundle (Paperback)

If we want to understand the origins of the current mainstream narrative on the Holocaust, we need to go back to the beginnings to the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg. During that trial, the "Jewish Question" took center stage for the defendants Alfred Rosenberg and Julius Streicher. Here is a critically commented look into how the prosecution and the defense argued their cases.

4th, revised and updated edition! A debate about the Holocaust is raging underground; not whether or not it happened, but rather how, through what means, and to what extent. Here, arguments and counter-arguments are presented, and all relevant facts are laid out in a clear and concise manner. The entire debate, censored in public, is presented in a scholarly fashion.

This book reveals what prominent critics said about the Jews throughout many centuries: they were seen as conniving, shifty liars who are socially disruptive and rebellious; as ruthless exploiters and parasites – the list goes on. The persistence of such comments is remarkable and strongly suggests that there is a common cause for such animosity.

Goebbels kept a near-daily diary and wrote numerous articles. This book contains, for the first time, every significant diary entry relating to Jews or Jewish policy, together with the editor's contextual remarks. Also included are citations of 10 major essays by Goebbels on the Jews, which bring clarity to our understanding of his views.

The influence of Jewish pressure groups and personalities on various social and political movements has been a topic of many disputes. But how about their influence on triggering and perpetuating wars? This study sheds some revealing light on this unpleasant issue.

What exactly did Hitler say about the Jews? His opinions, we're told, were that of a lunatic. For the first time, Hitler's many statements about the Jews have been put together in this book. They are introduced with a critical evaluation of his views. Make up your own mind!

During the Third Reich, 6 million Jews were murdered, most of them in gas chambers. But let's not take things for granted. Let's look at the most important evidence of this "crime of the century" and hear what scholars say about it— where they agree, and where they disagree.