By Jennifer A. White. Far from being the “death camps” as you have heard so often, places like Auschwitz, Dachau and Buchenwald were not in the business of extermination. They were work camps, critical to the German war effort. But did you know that the Jewish workers were compensated for their labor with scrip printed specifically for their use in stores, canteens and even brothels?
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By Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes. Was it necessary to drop atomic bombs on Japanese cities? Did we save millions of lives by sacrificing hundreds of thousands of Japanese civilians, or was this history’s greatest war crime?…
By Michael Collins Piper & Ken Hoop. Was the secret purpose of the infamous sedition trial of 1944 to make FDR’s administration appear to be opposed to fascism while actually pursuing totalitarian policies? Fortunately for the cause of liberty, the victims targeted, although not powerful individuals, were able to put up such an effective defense that the U.S. government wound up with well-deserved egg on its face…
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By Vera Stark. Although they had vanished and been completely forgotten even by the time of the ancient Greeks and Romans, the Sumerians were a great civilization who must be credited with many “firsts.”
Based on what the Soviets who liberated the camp stated at the time, and what the establishment media has said since, something does not add up.
He may have been a military genius, but the great Bonaparte blundered badly in the way he conducted his invasion of Russia.
Increasing numbers of stone structures are being discovered that point to a most unexpected prehistoric reality: Thousands of years before Columbus, there were white settlements in North America with sophisticated, astronomically aligned calendar sites.
VOLUME II, NUMBER 7
Table of Contents
· The forgotten holocaust—Ukraine
· Babi Yar—fact vs. fiction
By Harry Elmer Barnes. Our spiritual mentor tells what revisionism is all about and in so doing describes the mission of the magazine named after him.