![Red Genocide in German Village. Reds Crucify Women, Rape, and Kill Everybody in Nemmersdorf, East Prussia [cover title]. Austin J. APP.](/pictures/thumb/03414.jpg?v=1486471189)
Takoma Park, Md.: Boniface Press, 1976. Third printing. Tri-fold pamphlet from one 9" x 12" sheet of paper folded to make six pages. In this pamphlet, the tireless German-American propagandist and revisionist, Austin App (1902-1984), retells in graphic detail the destruction of an East German village by Soviet soldiers. Before... More
London: Anglo-Hebrew Publishing, 1994. First edition. Perfect-bound paperback with glossy covers; 179 pp. Cheaply produced by the author's own printing/publishing imprint. Alexander Baron was a former member of the British Movement and emerged into the revisionist movement in the early 2000s. In this book he presents his "philosophical defence of... More
Newport Beach, California: Institute for Historical Review, [2013]. Eight-paneled leaflet written by journalist, Grace Halsell, about the ignorance of most Christians concerning five decades of Zionists killing Palestinians with impunity. Argues that although Zionist Jews hold the mainstream political establishment hostage through financial contributions that the tide will shift in... More
Temecula, California: Wiswell Ruffin House, 1989. Third edition. Stapled, illustrated wrappers; [16] pp.; illustrations. A controversial piece of anti-semitism masquerading as historical revisionist comic book. Allegedly authored by the historical revisionist author and conspiracy theorist, Michael Hoffman II, and illustrated by the notorious A. Wyatt Mann, a pseudonym for the... More
Knüllwald: Winkelberg-Verlag, 1994. First edition. Saddle-stapled, glossy wrappers; 40 pp.; illus., photographs. In German. The author contends that "The Diary of Anne Frank" was a forgery. Knabe was a former Obersturmführer in the Waffen-SS and created a long-running cabaret after the war. Winkelberg-Verlag was his own publishing company. Some rubbing... More
Dallas: Teacher Publishing Company, [1959?]. First edition. Orange, saddle-stitched card wrappers printed in black; 24 pp. The author was a prominent historical revisionist best known for his book "How the Far East Was Lost" and the IHR-published paper, "The Morgenthau Plan and the Problem of Policy Perversion." Price redacted to... More
Toronto: Samisdat Publishers, Ltd. Reprint. Saddle-stitched, photocopied reprint; 12 pp. Tittmann argues that the Nuremberg Trial was based on revenge and humiliation and stemmed from the Jew, Judge Samuel I. Rosenman. Dr. Alfred Tittmann was an American diplomat and noted philatelist who organized the Voters' Alliance for Americans of German... More