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October 2004

Jews and anti-Semitism

Israel

Bush war against Iraq

Hitler

Lipstadt Trial and Auschwitz

Free Speech

World War II History

Miscellaneous

AR-Dossier: casebook on the origins of modern antisemitism

READERS' LETTERS

Aubrey Soper argues that Iraqi farmers and peasants are fair game for US Apache helicopter gunships | and he insists he is right; Olère again: Philip Matthews remarks on the national origins of Auschwitz guards, and of George Stein too | Joseph Burgard, with expert knowledge of SS collars and cuffs, dismisses the artwork as pure fantasy; Barry Smith has further comment on Mr Irving's motives in offering to settle the Lipstadt action out of court | Brian Hillman thinks the two offers were spurious; Richard Santana believes that Mr Irving wanted to make a killing from the trial; George Vel asks questions about David Olère's alleged 'eye-witness' sketches of Auschwitz | but David Hebden suggests that Olère really was at Auschwitz | Oskar Feder offers three more of 'Auschwitz survivor' Olère's pictures of life at the camp | Frank Lowe fills in the details on the "SS doctor" sketch | RLM comments on more Olère errors; Critique of Auschwitz photo of two women leading a troop of kids 'to the gas chambers'; Richard G Herman wants to know where US official report on 9/11 gave facts on al-Qaida's anti-Israel prime motivation, as he 'can't find'; Critique of Auschwitz photo of two women leading a troop of kids 'to the gas chambers'; Stewart Donovan expresses uncontrolled glee at what he sees as Mr Irving's misfortunes; Mike Kilroy also has comments on Albert Camus and the Lipstadt trial; Richard Santana and Tainui Stephens urge that Mr Irving should not be allowed to visit New Zealand

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