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
Newport Beach, CA: Institute for Historical Review, 1997. Tenth US printing. One of the most controversial Holocaust revisionist titles, in which Butz, an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, provides an exhaustive refutation of the “myth of the six million.” The book became a target of Amazon’s 2017 purge..... More
Pasadena, Calif.: Deljon Publishers, 1964. First edition. Perfect-bound paperback (5 ½” x 8 ”), 211 pp., photographic plates. Some offsetting and spotting to wrappers, but clean throughout; a VG copy. 13 copies in OCLC institutions. A follow-up to the author’s False Freedom, in which Delaney surveys a post-war Germany, the tragedy..... More
Capshaw, Alabama: Theses and Dissertations Press, 2000. First American edition. An extensive revisionist anthology first published in German in 1994 “appl[ying] state-of-the-art scientific technique and classic methods of detection to investigate the alleged murder of millions of Jews by German during World War II.” Robert Faurisson provides the customary preface..... 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
Uckfield, East Sussex: Castle Hill Publishers, 2016. First edition. Holocaust revisionist, Carlo Mattogno’s, detailed refutation of Michael Shermer and Alex Grobman’s book “Denying History” (first published in 2000), in which he contends, “they primarily piled up an enormous heap of falsifications, contortions, omissions, and fallacious interpretations of the evidence.” Mattogno..... More
Palos Verdes, CA: Granata, 1996. The suppressed interview of Italian revisionist, Carlo Mattogno, which was supposed to be included in the journal Historia as one side of a debate on the Holocaust. But when the journal changed hands, the new director included only the anti-revisionist viewpoint prompting Mattogno to publish..... More
Los Angeles: Prima Facie, 1987. First edition. In Part 1 of Bradley Smith’s autobiography he recounts his introduction to Holocaust revisionism in 1979 and his development as one of the foremost revisionists in the U.S. The Confessions were originally self-published in a tabloid format, the sale of which enabled Smith..... More
Pigeon Forge, TN: Soaring Eagles Gallery, 1994. First edition. A book of letters from self-described political prisoner, Ernst Zündel, following his incarceration in the U.S. on immigration-related charges. The letters are to supporters, his wife, journalists, critics, close friends and fellow revisionists. The book was published by Zündel’s wife, Ingrid..... More