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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
n.p.: Published by the author, [1962]. First edition. Octavo (23 cm); plain, stapled wrappers; 42 pp.; photograph of Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, 1881-1959, Earl of Halifax. In this pamphlet, the controversial revisionist, Harry Elmer Barnes, reviews The Origins of the Second World War (1961), a revisionist work by British historian... More
Hollywood, California: Sons of Liberty. Reprint. Octavo (21.5 cm); stapled wrappers printed in purple; 44 pp. An uncommon Barnes title in which he argues that a new breed of “totalitarian liberal” decries the intolerance of McCarthyism, but is a result of their own interventionist support for WWII and its aftermath... More
n.p.: Published by the author, [1952]. First edition. Octavo (23 cm); plain, stapled wrappers; 16 pp. A lengthy review from the controversial revisionist, Harry Elmer Barnes, of the generously subsidized historical publication, The Challenge to Isolation, 1937-1940 by William L. Langer and S. Everett Gleason (1952). Barnes and other revisionists... More
Costa Mesa, California: Institute for Historical Review, [ca. 1980]. Quad-fold brochure for eight panels (21.75 x 9 cm); photograph of the author. Faurisson, a controversial French professor known for his holocaust revisionism, argues that the concentration camps were not used for genocide and that there were no gas chambers. Uncommon and Fine. 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
Coeur d'Alene: Idaho: The Independent History and Research Co., [1998]. 4to; stapled, glossy wrappers, [16] pp on newsprint, illus. A later printing, larger format edition of this controversial holocaust revisionist comic book. Authored by the historical revisionist author and conspiracy theorist, Michael Hoffman II, and illustrated by the notorious A.... More
Torrance, California: Institute for Historical Review, 1985. Third printing. Tall stapled card wrappers (21.75 x 9 cm); 53, [3] pp. A handbook published by Willis Carto’s Institute for Historical Review. Part I covers the Institute’s controversial $50,000 reward for proof of gas chambers at Auschwitz and Part II is a.... More
Union, New Jersey: Atlantis Archives, 1972. First edition. 8vo; stapled, mustard wrappers, 47, [1] pp, centerfold map showing the German Reich, May 1939. A compilation of documents with printed annotations offering a revisionist account of Hitler’s culpability for the war. An unsigned foreword contextualizes the documents and was most likely... 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
Glendale, OR: Siegrunen, 1983. First edition. 4to (8.5" x 11"); stapled, photo-illustrated wrappers; 36 pp.; photographs. A single issue of the controversial, revisionist magazine dedicated to the history of the Waffen-SS. This issue features an editorial by Landwehr on the "'Allied' Atrocities and the Lynching of Obersturmbannfuehrer Bernhard Siebken; book... More
Glendale, OR: Siegrunen, 1983. First edition. 4to (8.5" x 11"); stapled, photo-illustrated wrappers; 36 pp.; photographs. A single issue of the controversial, revisionist magazine dedicated to the history of the Waffen-SS. This issue features an editorial, book reviews, and classifieds, plus "Noch Einmal - Oradour (Once More - Oradour);" "The... More
Bennington, VT / Glendale, OR: Weapons and Warfare Publications and Siegrunen Magazine, 1984. First edition. 4to (8.5" x 11"); stapled wrappers with cover illustration by Ramiro Bujeiro; 31 pp.; photographs, maps. A scholarly look at the "Wallonien" brigade, an SS brigade created by Leon Degrelle and his fascist Rexist Party... More
Warwickshire: Historical Review Press, 1979. First edition. Quarto (28 cm); stapled, photoillustrated wrappers; 35 pp.; black & white photographs. No. 3 in the revisionist Historical Fact series. This issue focused on an alternative look at the Third Reich and National Socialism. Near Fine. Historical Review Press was founded by the... More
San Diego: Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust, 1999. First edition. Quarto (27 cm); stapled wrappers printed on newsprint; 24 pp. The inaugural issue of this revisionist publication, one of the many projects from Bradley R. Smith and his Committee for Open Date on the Holocaust. Issues of the... More