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THE LABOR DAY weekend 2003, David Irving's Real
History USA will hold its fifth annual convention
at Cincinnati. It starts at 3 p.m. on Friday August
29 and ends on the afternoon of Monday September 1
(that is the Labor Day weekend).
The weekend is marked by a series of unusual
talks by carefully
selected speakers known for their independent
and non conformist views on secret events and
controversies in modern history. Our four earlier events were hugely successful.
We are again holding this, the fifth convention, at
the fabulous five-star Cincinnati Marriott hotel
conveniently near to the airport, which also has a
fine pool, health club, and restaurants; the hotel
has again given us a special flat room-rate, $89
per room instead of $149 to $259 for suites. We
provide free transport to the airport and city
sights. You will again enjoy a thrilling weekend of Real
History. This year we are holding more friendly
get-togethers, including a buffet welcoming
reception, and two gala dinners. For one, we cruise up on a warm evening up the
Ohio River in a specially chartered sternwheeler,
while one of our big-name speakers addresses you.
For the other, we spend a second warm end-of-summer
evening at a unique Kentucky location, dining and
afterwards listening to one of our other famous
orators, a forthright syndicated columnist. Among the fifteen speakers: Best-selling author
Ken Alford delivers Part II of his talk on the US
Army's looting of Nazi Gold. David Irving gives two
talks including a revealing preview of his work on
Heinrich Himmler and Winston Churchill: the real
history of the notorious Joel Brand "Jews for
trucks" deal of 1944, and why it failed, based on
British secret service archives. Who ever heard of the episode in December 1943,
when the Luftwaffe bombed a US Liberty ship laden
with over five hundred tons of poison gas, leading
to a massacre in Bari harbor and nightmare problems
in every Adriatic port to which the surviving
polluted ships fled? Graduate historian Curtis B
Maynard has studied it in depth, and talks about it
here. On a lighter note Tom Catherall, Asst. Prof. at
Brigham Young University, brings samples of the
train sets owned by the great men in history (think
Hermann Göring!). Chuck Provan digs into
Kaufmann's infamous 1941 book Germany must Perish,
and documents its role in goading the Nazis toward
the Final Solution. A lesser theme is the British-American attack on
Iraq, and the interpretation of the CIA and SIS
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Apart from important World War Two topics, we
have a lesser theme this year, which has attracted
important speakers from all over the United States,
and that is the British-American attack on
Iraq. Our resident expert on the Middle East has kept
a close eye on the Arabic language newspapers since
the war, and has strange things to tell our
audience that have not so far been reported in the
US and British press. Is the Iraq war "over" - or
isn't it? Once again we shall feature unique speakers and
private showings of unusual films - including the
confidential 66-minute video now being issued to
airliner crews instructing them how to deal with
terrorists like the Paris-Miami "shoe-bomber"; it
features disturbing interviews with the crew of
that plane. (The film was supposed to be shown last
year, but it was detained and released to us only
after the conference had passed.) Over the next weeks we shall post at this
location fuller details of the speakers, experts
from both from university campus and private
research, who have already signed up to speak at
this year's event. To protect our main speakers from harassment, we
keep details of some to the last moment. Ask us for
the full list of speakers. •[The
speakers] |
