$1,000 reward offer for proof that Hitler knew of The Holocaust!

• Herbert Backe: Hitler’s food minister – extracts from his letters and private papers, provided by his widow Ursula
• Index to items on Vice Admiral Wilhelm Canaris, Abwehr chief
• A Pilot’s Unpublished Diary of Hitler’s June 1940 flights to the frontline in France: Flug an die Front (in German)
• Mr Irving’s chat with Hitler’s secretary in 1974
• In secret pep talk Hitler tells his western commanders on March 20, 1944 that the Allied invasion of France would come in Normandy (in German)
• Himmler’s Gestapo seized files on Hitler’s crazy cousins – one of whom was terminated in 1940 (in German)
• Hitler’s four female secretaries and their characters (in German)
• More original documents: Letters exchanged between Field Marshal von Rundstedt and his family 1940-1943
• Documents on Japan’s attempts to surrender, July 1945
• Extracts from the papers of Henry L Stimson, US Secretary for War
• Rezension zu Ernst Klee „Das Personenlexikon zum Dritten Reich”\
• When Canada Kodak used the Swastika to embellish its products
• Nuremberg Trial dossier | Harvard University will put Nuremberg documents online on special website
• Stalin’s Aggressive War Plans Disclosed: review of Prof Albert Weeks’ book Soviet Grand Strategy 1939-1941
• Hermann Göring’s suicide: a new version
• A guide to some of the contents of the diary of Sir Eric Phipps, British ambassador to Berlin, 1933-1937
• Underwater explorers confirm Hitler’s Battleship Bismarck was scuttled, not sunk by British guns
• Germans at last dare to call Churchill a “war criminal” for bombing war
• Dossier: The USS Liberty Incident (1967)
• Polish Ambassador Potocki, Washington, reports in 1939 that propaganda in US is entirely in Jewish hands
• Still a Mystery to some: Nazi Germany’s Atomic Bomb Failure
• Morell’s papers, “Die ärztliche Behandlung von Mussolini“
• The Times (and Mr Irving) reminisces about Churchill’s underground war rooms
• Outrage as Sicilian town decides to name street after Mussolini
• France vetos video on Oradour
• German Navy nearly rumbled the British “Ultra” secret in September 1941
• Kasztner, Brand, and the “trucks for Jews” barter-deal
• 1945 sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff, with 9,000 deathroll | Günter Grass break taboo, writes of the Gustloff sinking
• Dive into Pearl Harbor’s ‘what ifs’: underwater film footage of Japanese attack relics

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• German author proves no Allied planes shot up civilians in Dresden | Hermann P. Jacobi asks about the Dresden death roll | Thomas Weyersberg has nightmare recollections of the air raid on Dresden | Ted Rozmiarek likes the Dresden book
• Berlin refuses Kaiser a final resting place
• Anthony De Vere Tyndall of Basle has questions about the Nazi atomic bomb project
• US ‘stole credit for cracking Pacific war code’ | How we achieved a cracking victory
• Monument dedicated to Poles killed by Russians at Katyn in 1940
• What is the truth of the officers in the 1939 Venlo Incident?
• Real Conditions in the Nazi concentration camp at Sachsenhausen during World War Two
• When Ribbentrop offered to die for Germany in April 1945
• Lord Cherwell and the Second Quebec Conference, Sept 1944
• Did Prof. Heisenberg want to build Hitler’s atomic bomb; or did he just conceal his failure?
• Stalin’s oldest son Yakov Dzugashvili was not “shot” by Nazis, he committed suicide
• Theory that Patton’s guilt for murder Italian prisoners in 1943 may explain leniency shown to SS men after Malmedy incident
• Nazi scientists were first to identify tobacco as a cause of lung cancer | Review of Robert Proctor’s unusual history, The Nazi War on Cancer
• Plans to republish a contemporary 56-page report on infamous Dachau experiments
• Poland protests Moscow denial that Soviet 1939 invasion of eastern Poland was aggression
• William Beaver denies that the famous flag raising on Mount Suribachi (Iwo Jima) was carefully posed
• British historian John Keegan writes about responsibility for saturation bombing, and Auschwitz deaths
• The operations of Britain’s wartime Section X (sometimes known as MUW, the “Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare”)
• Reader asks: “If Anne Frank didn’t completely write her diary, then who did?”
• KZ prisoner Klein commends humanity of unidentified SS commander of Friedland concentration camp; David Irving on Dachau camp conditions
• New Documents on the Brave Peace Mission of Rudolf Hess to Scotland (UK) in May 1941. Summary of the complete original file of Gestapo interrogations of his staff, conducted mainly May 18 – 22, 1941
• What happened to Stalin’s German prisoners-of-war?
• Correspondence on Jews in Hitler’s Wehrmacht
• Leading Canadian author Jim Bacque: How the Allies starved millions of Germans to death 1945/46 | Martin Brech recalls that he was one of the US soldiers on Guard who watched it happen
• A German professor asks about seven German officers hanged for the 1940 Katyn massacre (for which Gorbachev later admitted the Soviets were to blame)
• A dossier on the death of Rudolf Hess [with link]
• David Irving talked over dinner with Albert Speer in 1979
• The Anglo-American Combined Chiefs of Staff (CCS) discuss the Polish Secret Army on July 3, 1943
• Five page MS by the former governor of Gibraltar on the events of July 4, 1943: death of General Sikorski
• Canadian Jewish newspaper warned that revisionists have seized the Internet high ground, called for more police censorship
• The Faking of Hitler’s 1945 Last Testament, and who faked it
• How Eisenhower’s HQ prevented word leaking out about Allied violations of international law, and plans for the German surrender
• The Facts and Figures about the 1937 Nazi air raid on Guernica | Piers Brendon disputes Mr Irving’s account of the 1937 Guernica air raid
• Proof that the Polish underground deliberately spread typhus among occupation forces 1942-43
• How the Americans faked the film evidence at Nuremberg in November 1945 — and [in German] faked film of the “Gold Teeth” too
• Israel’s attack on USS Liberty: obituary of captain
• Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn already denounced double standards in international morality — from Dresden to Yugoslavia
• Where was Mr Churchill when Coventry was being bombed in November 1940?
• The 1934 Goebbels Diary Proves that Adolf Hitler not implicated in the Dollfuss Murder
• Buchenwald dossier
• Interesting points in the stenographic diary of Heinrich Himmler’s personal Referent SS-Sturmbannführer Dr Rudolf Brandt, 1942 [In German ]
• British interception and deciphering of German SS and Police Unit radio messages, 1941 – 1945.
• British Government regulations issued in 1946 for the Safe Use of Hydrogen-Cyanide for the Fumigation of Ships
• Stalin Orders his Special Forces to Wear German Uniforms and Commit Outrages, November 11, 1941 [In German ]
• An Australian criticism of David Irving’s Position on Flaws Detected in the Anne Frank Diary
• That Warsaw Ghetto photo: what happened to the people in it?
• How Hitler’s secretary disowned her own “memoirs”
• The Wannsee Conference, January 20, 1942
• Notes on Richard Korherr, Himmler’s statistician
• Hitler Orders Postponement of Solution of Jewish Problem until War is Over
• First report in Pravda, February 2, 1945: “The Factory of Death at Auschwitz.” (translated)
• How Many Russians Died in WWII? Stalin Tells Churchill, July 18, 1945
• When Göring ruled that Field-Marshal Milch was not a Jew …
• Documents about Anne Frank [and see Simon Sheppard’s page ‘The Real Start of the Diary’ at www.heretical.com]
• David Irving’s notes on Chancellor Heinrich Brüning’s self-evident hatred of the German Jews | More on the mystery, Who financed the Nazis when out of power?
• Dossier on Konrad Morgen, who investigated the camps for the SS
• WW.II files now declassified in London reveal: Spy fiasco cost Britain 50 agents
• Kristallnacht 1938, the Night of Broken Glass:
  • Hess orders the madness halted “on highest orders” | How the German authorities stifle tokens of respect for Rudolf Hess (even now)
  • Goebbels orders a halt too
• Paul Findley’s 1985 book, They Dare to Speak Out, investigates the Israeli attack on the USS Liberty June 1967 and its extraordinary aftermath