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The Barnes Review, March/April 2006: Civil Rights in Germany
VOLUME XII, NUMBER 2
Table of Contents
CIVIL RIGHTS IN GERMANY
By Germar Rudolf. The German government claims to be a democracy with an independent legal system based on the rule of law. The constitution of occupied Germany sounds good on paper. But here is the truth from a former German citizen, deported from America and now locked in jail in the German gulag for discussing this subject and others deemed “untouchable.”…
WHEN THE PERSECUTION STARTED
By Udo Walendy. The “principles” of the 1945 London Decree were directed against Germany alone. This document did not recognize “war criminals” of other nations. And for suggesting that perhaps Germany should not bear 100 percent of the blame for starting World War II, the author of this article has been in and out of German prisons for the last several decades…
IRAN’S PRESIDENT & REVISIONISM
By Paul Fromm. Iran’s president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has been portrayed as a madman in the controlled media of America and Europe—a media under the thumb of Zionism. Here is a letter written by Revisionist Robert Faurisson to an Iranian official about the chance of Iran hosting a major Holocaust Revisionist conference…
NO NAZI DEATH FACTORIES
By David Irving. David Irving tells us in this speech that there really were no “death factories” in Nazi Germany. But worldwide there are efforts under way to keep this crux of the holocaust myth intact. For making speeches like this one, and for his long pursuit of the truth, David Irving is now in jail in Austria…
LETTERS FROM CELL #7
By Ernst Zündel. As a people, the Germans have suffered a kind of post-traumatic stress syndrome since the days of WWI. Only by honestly investigating 20th century German history can the German soul begin to heal. These letters from a famous thought prisoner—kidnapped by “the holocaust police” and now jailed in Germany—may help cure this affliction…
VETERANS SHAFTED
By Erik Fortman. All down through history, it has been the same old story. Patriotic boys march off to war, get shot up, and come home to find Uncle Sam fails to deliver on his promises after they have sacrificed much for their country…
THE OVERTHROW OF MISSOURI
By Clint E. Lacy. You will better understand what Abraham Lincoln really did to the republic that America used to be when you read how he trashed the sovereign government of the state of Missouri. It goes to show that Lincoln’s real goal was the consolidation of the states into one vast empire…
FATHER OF THE WELFARE SYSTEM
By Frank Jackson. The welfare state did not start with Karl Marx or Fabian Britain, much less the United States. Instead, it was that old “bleeding heart” Otto von Bismarck, who sneered at those who would call it socialism. It was Bismarck who started a system that would take care of the old and the disabled, something never tried before in Europe or anywhere else…
THE REAL GRIGORI RASPUTIN
By Dr. M. Raphael Johnson. Grigori Rasputin rose from humble beginnings to become one of the most influential men in the court of Tsar Nicholas II. Wild rumors accused him of all kinds of things, both sinful and saintly. Who was the real Rasputin?…
MYTH OF THE WAILING WALL
By John Tiffany. Jerusalem and its surrounding areas have been the crossroads of conflict among cultures for millennia. This includes the ancient pagan Israelites, Phoenicians, Babylonians and Assyrians as well as the three dominant faiths of the region now—Judaism, Islam and Christianity. Even today, zealots are fighting to the death for holy ground in the Holy Land. Are they even in the right place?…
DAVINCI CODE ANALYZED
By Kathryn Jean Larcher. When Dan Brown came up with the idea for his book The Da Vinci Code, he never thought the novel (quite loosely based on fact) would cause such a stir, become a bestseller, spawn television programs and even a planned feature film. How much actual fact is in the popular work of fiction?…
GEORGES MANDEL
By Joaquin Bochaca. It seems like it is always easy for rotten people to rationalize their crimes with semantics. Eisenhower had some concocted term for his German prisoners that allowed him to deny them their basic human rights. America’s rulers do the same thing to Muslims at Guantanamo Bay. But here is a case you may not have heard about before, dealing with the legalized lynching of soldiers in World War II France…
HITLER’S NAZI ENEMIES
By Troy Southgate. You might think all Nazis loved Hitler, but not so. The Nazi Strasser brothers, Gregor and Otto, were outspoken opponents of Adolf Hitler’s links to big business. The actions of big business, they rightly believed, must always be monitored very carefully. Would opposing Hitler cost them their lives?…
WHEN EUROPE EXPLODED
By Gen. Leon Degrelle. In this installment of Leon Degrelle’s My Revolutionary Life, Degrelle’s little Belgium stands between the mightiest military powers of continental Europe. Could Degrelle intervene to save Belgium—and Europe?… Chapter Four, Part I.
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