Horst Mahler trial suspended on health grounds
The trial of 87-year-old German lawyer, philosopher and revisionist historian Horst Mahler has been suspended on health grounds. Earlier this month at Potsdam District Court,...
Spanish patriots mark two contrasting anniversaries
This week Spanish patriots marked two contrasting anniversaries from the Second World War, and defied attempts by European governments to silence real history. Devenir Europeo...
90 years on, Europe’s enemies are still spooked by Adolf Hitler
On 'Holocaust Memorial Day' Europe's leaders set aside their differences to kneel at the altar of their continent's new religion: from Vladimir Putin in Moscow...
Ursula Haverbeck will NOT now be jailed – victory for international protest
Ursula Haverbeck – the 94-year old German scholar and publisher who was facing 12 months in prison for the 'crime' of raising questions about the...
Revisionist pioneer Udo Walendy (1927-2022)
Udo Walendy – German patriot and pioneering revisionist scholar and publisher – died last night aged 95. Born in Berlin, he was among the last...
Campaigners honour Ursula Haverbeck’s 94th birthday as she prepares for prison sentence
Ursula Haverbeck is one of Europe’s bravest and most intelligent campaigners for historical truth and justice. In 1963 she and her late husband Werner Haverbeck...
Who killed Heinrich Himmler?
A few weeks ago on this website I documented the death in 1987 of Rudolf Hess – officially ruled a suicide. I explained that he...
35 years after the murder of Rudolf Hess – it’s time for the truth about an earlier plot
Thirty-five years ago today the 93-year-old Rudolf Hess died at Spandau, where he had been the sole prisoner for more than twenty years. He had...
The banker, the model and the Jewish spy – inside a Dresden courtroom drama
(An earlier version of this article appeared at a blog linked to the Renouf defence campaign at https://modeltrial.blogspot.com/) At the eleventh hour German prosecutors in...
Publisher admits Auschwitz eyewitness ‘doubts’ – a decade late!
Today's Observer story appeared more than a decade after questions were first raised about Denis Avey's fantasy 'eyewitness' tales The Observer – England's oldest newspaper...