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Karen Straughan at Ryerson University, 2 March 2018 (excerpt).

Uri Avnery, a famous Israeli journalist, politician, and peace-activist, remembers that the Jews already in Palestine did not care much about the rumors coming from Europe during the Second World War.

Edwin Black discusses his new book The Transfer Agreement on Chicago Tonight with host John Callaway and two rabbis, apparently not very long after the book's 1984 publication.

From Joe Rogan Experience #1878, 6 October 2022.

Excerpted from an interview of 14 April 2022. Dr. Jones discusses the use of the word Anti-Semite to inhibit discussion.

Americans killed Buchenwald survivors by accident, then blamed the Germans

From Glen Campbell's Goodtime Hour, 5 January 1969

E. Michael Jones explains the Germans' drive for self-destruction.

As a presidential candidate in 2016 Donald Trump said that what Merkel had done to Germany was "a total disgrace." This was a heartfelt disgust. When he had to meet with her in 2017, President Trump did not give her a handshake.

E. Michael Jones makes an observation.

Sellner thinks that a change of attitude toward the accusations, not a rejection of the accusations, is the remedy for destructive guilt. With demonstrably false accusations, however, a change of attitude -- if genuine -- can only be the beginning.

E. Michael Jones corrects Kevin Barrett several times for lapsing into the easy but ultimately self-defeating rut of using the tropes taught to us by our oppressors.

Barrett seems reluctant to accept the point.

Historian Stephen E. Ambrose in the final episode of The World at War (1974) gave his view of the outcome of the war. This segment pertains to Britain.

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From the TV show Do Not Adjust Your Set. The song is about Caribbean immigrants to Britain, whom Viv Stanshall apparently regarded as misfits and superficial phoneys. He found them so annoying that it was amusing to fantasize about a monster from an old movie appearing out of nowhere to dispatch them, <i>monstrum ex machina</i>.

Neil Innes apparently had some kind of hangup, if not about the song itself then about wearing blackface, because he was the only member of the band not wearing blackface and looking unhappy throughout the performance, while the band's only Jew, Legs Larry Smith, merrily pounded the congas, completely untroubled.

A lecture from 1998.

Excerpt from An Introduction to Holocaust Revisionism (1992) with some added video.

An excerpt from Denier Bud's One Third of the Holocaust.

An excerpt from Denier Bud's One Third of the Holocaust.

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Jewish movie-director Billy Wilder steps into the frame while instructing a performer in a 1945 propaganda-film.