What makes you think he was referring to the Commissar Order? Just curious. The quotation you gave from the speech to the navy: "Thus I have basically given the order to also kill the wives and children of these partisans, and commissars." And the fact that no independent evidence of a mo...

It is interesting to hear that Himmler says he received an order. Perhaps that is a reference to the Commissar Order.

Dresden wrote:Did you mean Theodore Kaufmann?

Yes, sorry. I meant, the Germany Must Perish guy:
http://anozin-ofa.de/Vernichtungsplaene.pdf

One point worth making, aside from the authenticity issue, is that when Himmler talks earlier about General Vlasov killing the Russians (29.30, see Carlos Porter's translation under "The Vlasov ballyhoo", last sentence of first paragraph)), https://codoh.com/library/document/891/ he uses t...

Just use the search function on this board with the phrase "shellac disc" or "shellac discs" You'll get a lot about this Himmler speech. The video includes breaks similar to what you would find on an old record player. Talky films and 78 rpm records date from the 1930s, so I don...

Thanks for this further info, especially Carlos Porter's translation. I agree with Richard Widmann's observations about the figurative use of the key terms. You link here: https://forum.codoh.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5263 to material apparently by Wilhelm Staeglich, but the link is broken: https:...

A few more comments: 105.00 Umbringen [kill] apparently used in the sense of German military defeat. 1.11.00 Dealing with enemy propaganda. 1.14.30 It is difficult to sign a death sentence. 1.19.00 It is no joy for us to be brutal and merciless (but it has to be...) 1.22.20 It is too warm and they n...

There are at least a couple of other threads on this speech by SS leader Heinrich Himmler on CODOH Forum: https://forum.codoh.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=10278&hilit=Posen https://forum.codoh.com/viewtopic.php?t=372 However, the full three hour version now seems to be available: https://www.bitc...

I seem to recall something similar in Victor Klemperer's wartime diary, but might be mis-remembering.

Robert Faurisson described himself as an atheist.

The following is a letter from Horst Mahler touching on his physical health in the form of a letter to some German judges:
https://wir-sind-horst.com/2019/08/21/15-08-2019-offener-brief-an-richter/
It dates from August 2019.

Lamprecht wrote:

Who will he talk to

I bet not a single published revisionist. Anyone want to take me up on that bet? I bet $1000

I don't bet, but I worry for your finances. The BBC has interviewed Mark Weber in the past.

Thanks. As you may know, McCalden's library passed to David Cole after his death.

Here is a new piece on Witold from the British press: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7171135/amp/The-hero-smuggled-Auschwitz-Polish-resistance-fighter-risked-death-reveal-truth.html The publicity is because he is the subject of a new book and is being celebrated by Polish politicians as a ...

According to the Guardian: "Penguin Random House has asked Rabbi Baroness Julia Neuberger to independently review one of its books, Pedro Baños’s How They Rule the World , after allegations of antisemitism made against the author continue to grow." https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/ju...