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Sarah O. a sixth grader asks questions about the Jewish tragedy in WW2, , and Mr Irving does her homework for her by providing full answers 6. Don’t you find it odd, shameful even, that “In 8th grade students are required to learn about the Holocaust and Anne Frank’s Diary”? Doesn’t that smack of propaganda? Isn’t that like having something rammed down your throat, like it or not?
Real History does not require enforcers, or bans, or prohibitions, or web-filters, or punishments. Poor little Anne Frank, like “the” Holocaust, has become big business, with two rival business empires fighting each other tooth-and-claw for the right to market Anne Frank T-shirts and memorabilia — one based in Switzerland, where her mega-wealthy father lived and died, the other in Amsterdam where the house is.
The good news is this: I think that children who are required to read Anne Frank’s diary are capable of thinking for themselves, and they may well think: This proves David Irving right: a. Little Anne Frank, her young sister and her father were Jews, and they were actually in Auschwitz, the “factory of death”. They were too young to work. But they were not killed. So much for the legends about a programme of 100 percent extermination of the Jews.b. Her sister Margot died of typhus.
This proves David Irving right. Typhus was the biggest killer in the camps.c. Her father Otto Frank (with whom I corresponded, and who tampered with the famous Diary, writing fake passages in ball point ink) fell ill with typhus. The Nazi doctors took him into the Auschwitz camp hospital and looked after him. So much for the legend that the Nazis killed all Jews who fell sick.d.
Given the choice of leaving with the Nazis or staying to greet the Russians, in January 1945, most of the Auschwitz survivors chose to leave with the Nazis. Anne Frank went to Bergen-Belsen camp, where she died . . . of typhus. b. Her sister Margot died of typhus. This proves David Irving right. Typhus was the biggest killer in the camps.c. Her father Otto Frank (with whom I corresponded, and who tampered with the famous Diary, writing fake passages in ball point ink) fell ill with typhus.
The Nazi doctors took him into the Auschwitz camp hospital and looked after him. So much for the legend that the Nazis killed all Jews who fell sick.d. Given the choice of leaving with the Nazis or staying to greet the Russians, in January 1945, most of the Auschwitz survivors chose to leave with the Nazis. Anne Frank went to Bergen-Belsen camp, where she died . . . of typhus. c.
Her father Otto Frank (with whom I corresponded, and who tampered with the famous Diary, writing fake passages in ball point ink) fell ill with typhus. The Nazi doctors took him into the Auschwitz camp hospital and looked after him. So much for the legend that the Nazis killed all Jews who fell sick.d. Given the choice of leaving with the Nazis or staying to greet the Russians, in January 1945, most of the Auschwitz survivors chose to leave with the Nazis.
Anne Frank went to Bergen-Belsen camp, where she died . . . of typhus. d. Given the choice of leaving with the Nazis or staying to greet the Russians, in January 1945, most of the Auschwitz survivors chose to leave with the Nazis. Anne Frank went to Bergen-Belsen camp, where she died . . . of typhus. Free download of