Why, today, do we hear so much about the Holocaust? Why are people we don’t like called ‘Nazis’? Why is Hitler’s name constantly invoked as the embodiment of evil? Why is the Holocaust a perennial theme in films and documentaries? Why are there repeated references to “never again,” “never forget,” and the all-important “6 million Jews” who died?
And why, at the same time, is the topic of Holocaust apparently sacrosanct—literally off-limits to any kind of skeptical thinking or critical analysis?
Since the 1960s, the Holocaust has become an untouchable icon in Western society. And yet, so many details are murky: Why, exactly, did Hitler dislike the Jews? Did he actually issue an order to kill all the Jews? How did those infamous gas chambers actually work? And where did that number of “6 million” come from, anyway?
Lots of questions, very few answers—until now. Here, in this booklet, we attempt to address 100 of the most essential questions about the Holocaust, in an honest and forthright manner. As one of the most important historical events, it deserves no less.
The Holocaust: 100 Questions and Answers
Thomas Dalton, PhD, is the editor or author of three books on the Holocaust, and he has published a new translation of Mein Kampf.
Reviews
As the Foundation Myth of the post-WWII political order, no one has been allowed to question or challenge the Holocaust narrative, or even to examine it too closely. But this political order -- largely created by, and for the primary benefit, of a usurious and degenerate race -- is beginning to crack. People are starting to fight back, to challenge the Foundation Myth, even at the risk of imprisonment or worse in many European countries. "The Holocaust: 100 Questions and Answers" is an excellent introduction to one of the most controversial and important subjects of our age. It is well researched and thorough, as you would expect it to be, and concise enough for easy portability. The book includes an extensive bibliography, a list of suggested websites, and an index. For $18, it's an excellent value.
I've only just been reading this book, but I'm very much a big fan of Thomas daltons work! His writing has a very natural flow where it is very easy to absorb the information. It's very rare where one finds themselves so involved when they start reading that they can't put the book down until it's finished! Very much a page turner! Great researcher and translator, something very much needed for our movement!
This book is a really important book for anyone who wants to know the truth about the thing we've been lied to about all our lives. I truly appreciate being able to read something that provides the truth and insights of this book. Thank you!
Gentle introduction to some of the incontrovertible facts, presumably targeted at those that find them hard to accept.
Thin and easy to read quickly, so assists with those with short attention spans. Doesn't attempt to be thorough in any way.
I think it works. Even if someone doesn't read it properly they'll realise, even if they don't admit it, that it's not how it's been told.
Buy several and hand them out at work.
It’s a shorter read but a must have for any beginner or serious collector… I highly advise everyone buys all books from Clemens and Blair for the content and to support the best publisher of our time