Index to Readers’ Letters 2002

Index to Readers’
Letters 2002

[see too Index to letters, 1998-1999
| 2000-01 |
2002 | 2003
| 2004
| current ]

:

• Auschwitz
  construction history proves that Vrba was lying in his
  testimony
• Did the Jews “buy”
  Churchill before the War?
• Alexander
  Wolfe-Murray of British Columbia, gets fast book delivery
  from the UK
• Don authenticates the
  moon-landing photographs
• Rodger Kirtner
  asks how secure is our book-ordering page?
• Joe
  B suggests: David Duke is guilty as charged
• Kevin Walsh asks how we
  know what Stalin told his generals before

  BARBAROSSA

• Peter Stephenson
  grandson of a hero of Convoy PQ17, writes to say
  thankyou
• BBC lecturer: Those pesky
  ‘deniers’ have seized the high ground — the
  Internet
• Louise has a query on
  Churchill
• Ralph
  Canaphany asks for the password to a legal file
• Sean Smythe has
  more thoughts about the faking of film
  documentaries
• Israeli scientist
  Jeremy I.

  Pfeffer recalls talking about Dresden with Mr
  Irving over forty years ago

• David
  Irving warns Australian schoolgirl Lara to be on guard
  when watching film footage of the Holocaust
• Julie
  Bower has queries about The War Path
• J.

  Barlament gets answers to some rather impertinent
  questions

• Australian
  12th grader Elise W is writing a paper on the Holocaust,
  asks questions
• Peter
  Kochanek has two suggestions for our Cincinnati Real
  History conference
• Felix
  Müller asks about progress on Churchill vol.iii;
  plans for a Himmler biography too
• Joyce
  Middleton is sure that Mr Irving will answer for his
  unprovoked malice on Judgment Day
• David
  James criticises a Radical’s Diary about Germar

  Rudolf
  and Peter Stahl

• Controversy:
  Who has hijacked Google? | “C”
  has discovered another odd thing about the once-reliable
  search-engine
• Orest
  Slepokura on that all-purpose smear
• Piers
  Brendon disputes Mr Irving’s account of the 1937 Guernica
  air raid
• W Piel says
  that more than one Israeli died in the Sept.11
  attacks
• John
  Lukács billed to waffle about Nazi A-Bomb |
  Ray
  Millman is infuriated to see writer Lukács still
  squirting

  bile

• Malcolm
  Bush reports on more British attempts to censor this
  website
• Is the
  new Nobel literature laureate Kertesz another ASSHOL
  candidate? — asks Vilma Kosa-Szantho
• Peter
  Sinclair find that Waterstone’s are boycotting Mr
  Irving’s books
• Leon
  Simmons carps about the Auschwitz death-toll |
  Frank Lowe
  responds
• Dr
  Rhome is a revisionist in a huff
• Rudy
  Garcia writes on the restraint of Adolf Hitler
• Allan
  Crawford urges Mr Irving to write

  a swansong book on
  Hitler

• John
  Boyle is astonished that US told German chancellor to
  resign for opposing the Bush war
• Mike
  Simpson has found Mein Kampf online
• Adrian
  Colmenares reports stacks of unsaleable books by ‘Skunky’
  Evans were sighted on a bookstore floor in North
  Carolina
• Richardwrites from Australia that Anthony Beevor accuses
  Hitler of paedophilia, and repeats soap fable
• A federal
  law enforcement officer writes about the modus operandi
  of the

  Sept.11 hijackers

• Hate-filled
  wife of New York publisher Lyle Stuart uses that cockroad
  simile to Mr Irving
• An
  Israeli Jew wishes Mr Irving premature death in misery
  and pain
• Adrian
  Colmenares reports from Mexico that Prof Richard Evans’s
  book is unsaleable in USA
• Did
  Mr Irving say the Hitler Diaries were fake, then genuine,
  or what?
• Australian
  Victor Ashelford reports on an attempt to ask Prof.

  Evans
  an awkward question on the live radio

• Ron
  Jacobson, hater, fails to goad Mr Irving | and
  so does Gabriel Pena of Texas
• Bullying
  journalist Nick Cohen can dish it out, but he can’t take
  it
• Hal
  Bastin relates his researches into the Hitler family
  tree
• Mike Lilly
  comments on the Kucera collection “Hitler painting” |
  and family
  group | and
  Gary Goodenow comments on the uniforms in the
  collection’s photos
• Gerhard
  Rohringer grew up in Linz and visited

  Hitler’s parental
  home often

• Penguin’s
  Atlas of the Third Reich (ed: Richard Overy) is
  full of howlers, says Gerhard Rohringer | William
  Blair suggests the errors follow a conformist pattern
  | Both
  readers spot still more howlers in the
  Atlas | Ernst
  Marais quotes Max Hasting’s data for air raid deaths in
  Germany
• Danny
  Parker writes from Florida about a visit to Albuquerque:
  no trace of Gutierrez
• Jimmy
  (Two Ponies) Johnson compares Mr Irving

  with a water
  buffalo, in part

• Tim
  Ash thinks Mr Irving’s action is a futile attempt to stop
  the truth getting out
• David
  Hebden asks about the 1941 Müller document
• Tim
  Darlington writes from New Zealand about “Sir” Ian
  Kershaw’s reliance on Hitler’s War
• Linda
  Nelson says Wow! about Churchill’s War, vol.ii
• John
  Young of New York delves into “Gregory Douglas” |
  Carlos Porter
  says “Douglas” is polluting the wellsprings of
  history
• Julius
  and Ethel

  Rosenberg were not traitors (says a
  Rosenberg)

• Paul
  Vuksanovich asks: You haven’t read Mein Kampf?
• Andrew
  O’Leary writes about suicide and other “bombers”
• A
  radio producer, praises our transcript of his programme
  on the Deborah Lipstadt Trial
• Vanessa
  Landry asks if Jewish assassin Herschel Grynszpan
  survived the war
• Gerhard
  Rohringer on the faking of “gold teeth” film evidence for
  the Nuremberg trials
• David
  Gehrig shares his hatreds with us |

  NJ
  lawyer Gary Redish gloats that Mr Irving’s next home will
  be a cardboard box in The Strand | Joel
  Rosenberg asks: Why all the whining? | Gary
  Redish whinges to Mr Irving’s London lawyers

• Peter
  Wibber inquires about Mr Irving’s contacts with Hitler’s
  adjutants | Richard
  Murphy also asks the same question | and
  then wonders why Admiral Rüge disputes Mr Irving’s
  Rommel’s biography
• Mark
  Burcher about his grandfather Anthony Burcher, hero of
  the May 1943 Dambusters

  operation

• Terence
  Hill in South Africa watched the TV coverage of Queen
  Mother’s funeral pageant
• Christoffer
  af Geijerstam decides to write a hate-filled
  letter
• A
  reader asks for Mr Irving’s 1996 letter to “The Times”
  about Dresden casualties
• Richard
  Hughey asks about reports that David Irving was
  bankrupted
• A
  correspondent writes about David Irving’s alleged
  “distortions” of history
• Enrico
  Cernuschi says The Guardian got it wrong

  about
  Marconi

• Mike
  Colvin writes to praise Churchill’s War
• John
  Boyle asks What is the worth of anti-war.com?
• Nicholas
  Hill writes about odd goings-on at the Simon Wiesenthal
  center
• Glenn
  Perry will tell his nephew to boycott the social
  sciences
• For many
  years Essex man Paul Penton has read and enjoyed David
  Irving’s books
• Tim
  Bradin is astonished that Judge Gray did not recognise
  the bias of Prof Evans
• Adrian
  Tan of Singapore has been

  poring over the oeuvre of Prof.
  Evans…

• Don
  MacAngus asks: Where do you stand on history?
• Tenth-grader
  Jessica is writing a paper on Elie Wiesel and the
  Holocaust debunkers
• Michael
  Mills explains some problems with interpreting that
  British intercept about arrivals at B,S,T,L
• Ron
  Jacobson asserts Hungarian Jews were dealt with at five
  locations
• Phill
  Kranz recalls a wrong prediction by Mr Irving about the
  Jews

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