Ernst Zundel interviewed by a black student

Ernst Zündel immigrated to Canada in 1958 to avoid the draft (he is a lifelong pacifist), where he has lived for forty-two years. Unlike most Holocaust revisionists (rather an austere, academic lot), Zündel is a hands-on activist - by all accounts , a gentle, good-humored man, kind and honest and with those qualities often found in the strangest places: a fine mind and a good heart. Born in Germany's Black Forest, Zündel sometimes refers to himself as a 'Swabian peasant', and it's true, he does have that about him. But Zündel understands people and, most important, he understands history. He is, to use his own word, a Vordenker - one who thinks ahead of the crowd, one who sees the panorama of life. Mirror: https://archive.org/details/ErnstZundelInterviewedByBlackStudent