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The International Campaign for
Real History
It is rapidly becoming clear that one of the most serious assaults on memory these days comes not from
Holocaust deniers and the likes of David Irving and
Norman Finkelstein — obvious crackpots to whom the very quest for Holocaust reparations is part of a
Zionist plot — but from literary and legal ambulance chasers.
The
Wall Street Journal, New York, April 11, 2001, Editorial
Page
Commentary
The New
Holocaust Profiteers
By Gabriel Schoenfeld, senior editor of Commentary.
[There was
posted here an article by Schoenfeld on the latest case,
filed in a federal district court in Washington last
month, demanding that the U.S. government pay $40 billion
in damages for failing to bomb the rail lines leading to
the Auschwitz
death camp.Scheonfeld
also commnted sarcastically on the recent and revealing
abortive attempt to extort huge sums from IBM and the
boost to the campaign to tar IBM when the
Anti-Defamation
League issued its own
statement announcing “shocking documentation” that IBM
“was instrumental in facilitating the implementation of
Hitler’s extermination of European Jewry.” The article
also inclued the gratuitous and defamatory slur on prof
Finkelstein and David Irving cited at the top oft his
page.The article can be accessed at this link:
The
Wall Street
Journal].
Related item on this website:
-
Norman
Finkelstein index
Gabriel Schoenfeld does not like us reading his libellous articles. . .
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WSJ110401.html an article written by Gabriel Schoenfeld and published on page –A18 of the April 11, 2001 edition of The
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