Sailor, that table, while sinister-looking, isnt telling us anything at all about the state of Holocaust-denial persecution in Germany. A couple of thousand are left wingers, Communists, though Looking at that table, 5,966 to be precise. They can be taken off the total, along with 7,546 "foreign ext...

Thank you, Sailor and CY. Hannover does not seem to undertsand that simply declaring a statement does not make it the truth, it should be backed up with at least a fact or two. You forget that what you are saying might be common knowledge to you and other Revisionists, but someone on the outside mig...

Sorry, I don't have the court records from the various Thought Crime trials. ...I do know that to question the laughable assertions about the 'holocau$t' as alleged will get one tossed into prison in many a country Surely this information is readily available online or in any library. Do a quick se...

In the 1970s and 1980s when many Soviet Jews had the chance to emigrate, could a Russian nationality stamp in one's passport be a hindrance to leaving? How did you personally get out? Or is the question indiscreet? The question is not indiscreet at all but I dont think this is something that is rel...

Ahem, let me see now, how long is it since the end of the war ? Nearly 'fifty nine years' ! Well Rutger, there is no chance of anyone accusing you of making a 'Rash Judgement' You misinterpreted what I said, my dear Turpitz. "Rash judgement" does not refer to when the events took place but solely t...

By your own words a 'Jew' was not necessarily labeled as such. - H. I fail to see your point. Me saying: In other words, a Soviet passport did not say that someone was "soviet", it explicitly stated if the person was "jewish", "russian", "estonian", "tartar" and so on in no way implied that a jew w...

The "damn thing" was meant facetiously, hence a laughing smiley after it.
Please tell me how those two statements contradict each other.

Regarding "panties in a bunch", is there a need for being rude, 'Hannover'? I thought we were having an intelligent discussion. Please tell me how these two statements contradict each other. Yes, a person was listed in a passport as "jewish" or "estonian" and that listing was determined by the ethni...

How did the Soviets deal with the Mischlinge problem? The nationality listed in the passport was, in most cases, that of the father. Later on, in the 1970s and 80s, people of mixed ethnic background had ability, however limited, to decide which nationality they want listed (basically it all depende...

Dear Hannover, please dont tell me what is and isnt in the Soviet passport, I carried the damn thing. :lol: (I am originally from the USSR) It was called the "fifth column" as ethnicity was the fifth thing to be mentioned in the passport after name and date of birth. The practice was discontinued on...

Simply search out the French text & post it if you think it's in error Interesting... I did not say anything whatsoever about it being "in error", I just want to read it. Methinks you doth protest too much, old chap... :wink: :lol: Hebden, thank you for the pointer. I take it the full text is not a...

Gentlemen, does anyone know where I can find a full text of this declaration in English? A search in Le Mond archives would be pointless as I dont speak French. Thank you!

I see you changed the topic from religion to 'nationality', any remaining Jews in the area that did not return to France ...ahem...would be classified as Soviets since they would indeed be considered that. Soviet passports would not distinguish 'country of origin' of those they issued Soviet passpo...

So, if they were 'secular Jews' they would have blended in seamlessly within the general population of millions, thank you. Hannover, I dont know where you live, but imagine that 10,000 Spaniards who speak not a word of English have been resettled in your area. Would they "blend seamlessly" with th...

My opinion is just that - an opinion. I do not claim to have conducted a "reliable verifiable" survey of those areas. However, since there are no surveys showing that jews were resettled either, the argument cannot be proven one way or another. Jewish settlements (shtetls) were in abundance in these...