OldLetters:  Index to Readers’ Letters 2003 [see too Index to letters, 1998-1999 | 2000-01 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | current ] :Martin Doutré writes from New Zealand…

Index to Readers’
Letters 2003

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

:

• Martin
  Doutré writes from New Zealand about Josef Kramer,
  the “Beast of Belsen”
• Robert J Curtice
  wants advice on which books of Mr Irving’s to start
  with
• Michel Cahier de
  LaBegude of Houston expresses strong if illiterate views
  about Mr Irving
• Reuben Vabner
  says he wants to “kill all the Jews once and for all”
• Fran Bennett, a
  pupil from Australia, writes another letter to a crackpot
  (Mr Irving)
• John Griffey of
  Texas disputes Mr Irving’s

  judgments heard in a talk in
  Alvin, Texas

• Tony Roaaodivito
  asks, Any WW2 Veterans out there?

  With real life stories
  to tell?

• Peter
  Winskill has some input on facts which may underly UK
  Chancellor Gordon Brown’s grimaces | Gerhard
  Rohringer suggests alternative conclusions
• Stefan de
  Batselier reports German public fury at the fate of
  Martin Hohmann
• John of
  Sarasota Florida asks about Hitler’s most secret weapon –
  nerve gas
• Terrence
  Peterson writes: I am an undergraduate student: You are a
  crackpot
• Nick Stefanos
  writes from Brisbane that our

  website is censored on city
  computers

• Alexander
  Zöller has found another memorial to 1944 air raid
  victims in Germany — well hidden from view
• William
  Blair, a former helicopter pilot, asks how if any did
  survive the Chinook shoot-down in Iraq
• Paul M.
  Hedeen of Iowa asks about Eva Braun
• E-H.

  Schwacke
  of South Africa adds to our knowledge on the Jewish
  assassins of the Tsar’s family

• A
  Norwegian PhD scholar reveals Evans’s unconcealed
  hostility to Mr Irving at Cambridge University |
  Bruce C, of
  Melbourne, Australia, compares Evans’s Cambridge
  statements on Irving’s research (“worthless”) with what
  he said on Australian radio (“undeniably
  important”)
• William Murphy
  tells us how Arthur Koestler really killed
  himself
• Vicki
  Bradshaw has a folder of Hitler

  watercolour
  reproductions, and asks their worth

• A reader asks
  Mr Irving’s opinion of historians Ian Kershaw, Richard
  Evans, Peter Padfield
• Rebecca
  Cole of Houston has some questions about Harry Mazal
• W Blair
  asks How reliable was the witness Höss?
• George
  Brennan asks about the trial of Tesch & Stabenau
  chief Bruno Tesch | George
  Brennan has more on Auschwitz ‘witness’ Pery
  Broad
• History student
  Jennifer Lyons inquires why Mr Irving sued

  Lipstadt

• Joey offers more
  praise for Mr Irving’s writings
• David
  Hebden: spots discrepancies in the Jan 1943 decode on
  “Operation Reinhardt” | and finds another
  problem with it: The Korherr Report | points
  to certain unexplained dots on the 1944 air photos of
  Auschwitz | Thomas
  Dunskus finds problems with accepting that the Birkenau
  smoke comes from cremation pits
• Gerhard
  Rohringer of California corrects misapprehensions about
  Mischlinge and half Jews under German

  law

• Stan
  Hargus of Louisiana on the injection of multiculturalism
  into US TV programs | Multiculturalism
  nearly dictated faking of 9/11 statue too
• Bernard L writes from
  Canada on why he backs Mr Irving against the
  rest
• Lawyer Gary
  Redish remarks on the funding of Mr Irving’s legal
  actions | Kelly
  Snowden is sceptical about the funding for Mr Irving’s
  legal battles | Curt
  Selak dislikes Mr Irving’s tone in responding to a Jewish
  reprobate | David
  Gehrig, a Jew, remarks on

  what he imagines are Mr
  Irving’s multifarious misfortunes

• Gary
  Cartwright comments on Boris Berezovsky and fellow emigre
  Roman Abramovitch
• David Lappa
  comments on the death of Edward Teller
• Sergei Romanov
  of Moscow, draws parallels between film makers Sergei
  Eisenstein and Leni Riefenstahl | Bill
  Anchors also writes | John
  Taylor of South Africa spots a significant excision from
  The Independent’s obituary of Riefenstahl
• Carl Hamilton, a
  book fan and insomniac,

  writes about Mr Irving’s many
  books and the Lipstadt trial

• Atyn Boersma, of
  the Netherlands inquires the basis of the Lipstadt
  trial
• Athol
  Murray has questions about Albert Speer and his
  memoirs and Alan
  Heath adds some comments of his own as does Bjorn
  Hanssen
• Pete Velis
  suggests that the CIA’s Dino Brugioni was a master photo
  forger
• Nicholas Catto of
  Waitaki High School, New Zealand, has a complaint |
  and Shaun
  Aitcheson of same school is researching

  Holocaust
  history

• David Hebden
  asks if Hitler watched the film of the hangings of the
  July 20 plotters
• Nhu Hung
  Bui writes from Montréal, Canada, with an urgent
  query about how many Jews died in the WTC
  collapse
• Student
  Tasha-Ray E of Australia aasks about Mr Irving,
  anti-Semitism, and the Holocaust
• Ingrid N,
  twelve, is troubled by what she is being told at school
  and elsewhere about the Holocaust
• Dean Palmer
  investigates, finds that The Skunk’s book has

  been
  remaindered – and worse

• Bill Murphy
  has a recollections of Peter Kimber and a correction on
  Admiral Byng
• Emmanuelle
  LeBoutillier asks about the hanging photos at Nuremberg
  and the Geneva Convention
• Reader Frank
  Lowe Jr comments on the 1944 Letter from Poland to Attlee
  about Auschwitz
• Darren Smith
  asks about the item where Auschwitz staff admitted parts
  of their site were of post-war origin
• Ron Walt
  writes about Idi Amin and the Entebbe

  raid

• Did Hitler
  sanction Martin Bormann’s 1941 circular on
  Christianity?
• Jonas Harrow
  writes from Australia about the fate of all neo Nazis and
  deniers
• Joseph writes from
  Quebec about the life and work of Mr Irving but has a few
  undeserved remarks about the Americans too
• Michael Jakowski
  asks Mr Irving about his writing plan, and offers praise
  from Germany
• Anne
  Fullerton of Australia asks about the writing of history,
  and about the real nature of Magda

  Goebbels

• David Hebden has
  comments on the Keitel memoirs, Stalin, and Operation
  Barbarossa
• Katelyn W of
  Sydney, Australia, asks What are your views, and what is
  your background?
• Frank Lowe Jr
  asks What happened to Polish Jews in the Soviet Union
  after 1940?
• Peter Andresen
  finds Mr Irving is a racist; Mr Irving replies, “May it
  never happen to Toowoomba”
• Nigel has a comment
  on the Danegeld paid by Arnold Schwarzenegger to the
  Wiesenthal Center
• Joe

  H says
  Australian security police accused him of consorting with
  Mr Irving

• Mike Lilly is
  dubious about the “Hitler documents” found in
  Florida
• Joe Graul asks
  about Hitler and Christianity
• Ruairí
  Ó Bléine asks about Hitler’s knowledge of
  languages
• Mary Hunter
  asks was there an SS atomic bomb project, and gets a very
  full answer
• Michael Law asks
  about Genoud and Hitler’s Table Talk
• Saloman Morel’s
  cousin pleads that he was young at the time of

  his
  alleged offences against humanity

• Michael
  Stewart asks why didn’t Britain declare war on Stalin in
  1939 … | …

  and
  Martin Gwynne gives chapter and verse on this historic
  deception

• Thomas
  von Benda of California asks what happened to Hitler’s
  walking stick
• R Sverker
  asks about What Stalin told his generals | David
  Hebden offers some sources
• Bernie Busch
  asks: Why weren’t more Bismarck survivors picked
  up?
• James
  Painter asks Did Hitler really write a Second
  Book?
• Frank Lowe on
  Hitler’s order, Wannsee; and the Typhus War |
  Percy Spilberg
  on Wannsee and the Hitler

  Order for the
  Holocaust

• Michael
  Cooper asks about the Zionist lover of Magda Goebbels
• Melanie A.
  asks for proof the Nazi ‘gas chambers’ did not
  exist
• Manfred
  Johannes ponders on the list of insured ‘Holocaust
  victims’ who got no pay-out
• Geraldine D
  of New Zealand asks the aim of Holocaust
  revisionists
• Mohammed
  Sharafi of Bahrain says there is more than meets the eye
  on the fall of Baghdad
• Doug Rees
  asks if FDR’s man Harry Hopkins really was

  Moscow agent

• Giovanni Abeti on
  the problem facing publishing Real History in Italy
• Martín Claus
  asks how he can contact WW2 German veterans
• Sean Smythe
  suggests it makes for easy propaganda to call the enemy a
  madman
• David Hebden
  on the evidence of Pery Broad in the Auschwitz case |
  and on
  entries in the diary of Auschwitz doctor Kremer |
  and on
  Gerald Draper’s interrogation of Rudolf
  Höss
• Jim Cain asks
  Did Keitel really write those Nuremberg

  death-cell
  memoirs?

• Bob Pasymowski
  asks, Is Mr Irving also Eric Margolis?
• Alexander
  Shipilov (Russia) has comments on “Churchill’s War”, and
  a different viewpoint on the victims of Katyn |
  and comments
  on “Hitler’s War”
• Paul D.

  (and others)
  were refused entry to US to hear Mr Irving’s Niagara
  Falls talk

• Thomas
  Dunkus spots three more irregularities in the writings of
  Auschwitz architect Kurt Bischoff
• Cary
  Fukunaga asks how Stalin’s son died
• That NASA helmet: a
  macabre P.R.

  touch? asks Matthew Cheek

• Ralph Johnson asks
  how many Israelis died on 9/11: an “urban myth”?
• Peter Irwin
  asks about Franz Blaha’s testimony on the ‘gas chamber’
  at Dachau
• Helga
  inquires about secrets of the Rhine meadows: German
  prisoners killed by US troops
• Gregory Rose
  asks about records on Himmler, the Ahnenerbe, and 10th
  Century England
• Bernie
  Farber has an explanation for how his father
  survived
• Paul
  Grubach says Eichmann’s word is not

  proof enough against
  Hitler

• Did US
  foreign policy lead straight to Pearl Harbor?
• Frederick
  Taylor disagrees that Hitler was serious abut a ban on
  bombing
• Did
  Aumeier become more lurid as time passed?
• A regular supporter
  notices an anomaly on mail from Mr Irving
• Rumors
  of an illegitimate son of Hitler living in Indiana, USA
• A regular
  supporter has used his card to help pay for the cost of
  building this huge website
• Luke
  Eckrich inquires

  about Hitler’s oft-quoted “worms at
  Munich” remark