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The
Journal
of
Historical Review
3
James
J.
Martin
American Book Censorship
Francis Parker
Y
ockey
On Propaganda in America
Maj. Robert
H.
Williams
The ~ n of the Romanoffs
d
In
"Eisenhower's Death Camps":
Part
I
Three Testimonies
Robert Faurisson
A
Revised Preface to
Auschwitz:
A
Judge Looks
at
the Evidence
Carl
0.
Nordling
The Jewish Establishment under
Nazi Threat
&
Domination
A.
Dibert
Our Established Reliaion
The "Confessions
"
of Kurt Gerstein Other Losses
Auschwitz: Technique
&
Operation of the Gas Chambers
The Wehrmacht War Crimes Bureau,
1939-45
Aspects of the
Third Reich Hiller's Generals The Price of Admiralty:
The Evolution of Aat~allVorfare
E
VOLUME TEN,
NUMBER
TWO
SUMMER
1990
The
Journal
of
Historical Review
VOLUME
TEN,
NUMBER 2lSUMMER
1990
Editor: Theodore
J.
O'Keefe
EDITORIAL ADVISORY COhiIMlTTEE
GEORGE ASHLEY, Ph.D.
Los
Angeles Linified School District (Re!.)
GEORG FR.4NZ-FVILLISG. Ph.D.
&clingen,
West Germany
ENRIQUE AYNAT. LL.R.
Torreblanca. Spain
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Nercj
Libcrfnriun
Long Beach. California
PHILLIP BARKER. Ph.D.
Jfinneapolis, hlinnesota
R. CLARENCE I,ANG, Ph.D.. B.D.
Seguin.
Tesas
JOHN BEh'h'ETT. LL.B.
.iustraIian Civil Liberties Union
Sleibourne. i\ustralia
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Phoenix. Arizona
FRIEDRICH P. BERG.
B.Sc.
The IIistorical Review Cornmittre
Ft.
Lee.
Kcw
Jersey
WILLIAM
R.
LINDSEY, Ph.D.
Rejearch Chemist
ALEUh;DER
V.
BERKIS, LL.M.. Ph.D.
Lonbw-ood College (Rel.)
JAMES J. IL4RTIN. Ph.D
Ralph 3lyle- Publishers
Colorado Springs, Colorado
WALTER BEVERAGGI-ALLENDL Ph.D.
Unisersicy of Buenos Aires
Buenoi %re-. Argentina
ARTHUR
K.
BUTZ. Ph.D.
Korthu.estern UmVeriity
Eranrton. Illinois
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Univerqity of lllinojs (Ret.)
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The Historical Review Comm!!tt.e
ROBERT FAURISSON.
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Liniversity
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Table
of
Contents
Volume
Ten,
No.
2
Articles
Other
Days,
Other
Ways:
Summer,
1990
1
'
American
Bonk
Gemorship
1918-1945
James
J.
M d n
On
Propaganda
in
America
Fmncis
Pmhr
Y d e y
The
End
of
the
Romanoffs
&bert
R
WiIIiams
I
Bisenhower'rr
Death
Camps?
Part1
n
A
U.S.
Prison
Guard's
Story
MartinBrech
In
a
U.S.
DeathCmp-1945
Werner
La&
From
the
Allied
Camps
to
the
Revisrorttst
Camp
Hans
von
derH~ide
A
Revised
Pmfam
t
Auschwitz.
AJudge
a
Looks
af
the
Evidence
II
I
Robert
Fwissoni
The
Jewish~stablishment
under
N i
Thrmt
and
Ilornlnafion
1938-15
Carl
0.
Nording
OurEstabIishedRehgi~n
A.
Dibert
Reviews
Hemi
Roques,
T k
Canfessions'
ofKurt
&wein
A.
M b t
Jclmes
B a w e ,
Other
Losses
Arthur
S
Ward
.
J e m S h d eP-c,
Au~ch~tz:
Technique
b
Opemdan
afthe
Gas
Chambers
Murk
W e b r
Abed
M.
de
Z a p ,
TIie
Wahrmacht
War
CrimM&reau
Elobert
Clive
I
H.W.
Koch,
Asp&
offhe
Thirrl
Reid
C h o r l
E
Weber
~
Rd
b
CorreIli
Barnett,
HitIer's
Generals
y
Robert
Clive
:J&Reegan,
The
Prim
ofAdmim&:
The
EVO-
o f N d
Warfare
JamHHmkins
Aboatiheco~tors
From
the
Editor
We hear a lot about censorship these days. Our opinion- and
taste-makers like to inform us that various attempts to
constrict "freedom of expression," understood to include the
dissemination of pornography involving children and the
burning of the American flag, will have "a chilling effect" on
our First Amendment rights if they come to pass. Some of our
artists, and their influential patrons, seem to believe that
freedom of expression involves extracting subsidies from our
already hard-pressed taxpayers to finance the creation and
exhibition of art that outrages the sensibilities and the deepest-
held beliefs of our people. Indeed, some pundits and
promoters have gone so far as to imply that even to protest the
exhibition and distribution of works that are arguably obscene
or sacrilegious, or both, is to deny freedom of speech.
As readers of this journal know, Historical Revisionists and
their allies in many countries that pass for Western
democracies" have been enduring, not a "chill." but a veritable
Ice Age as to rights which one thought had been won, after
centuries of brave and bloody combat, in the academies and
the public arenas of Europe and America by the mid-
nineteenth century. By that time, any attempt by prince or
potentate, cleric or policeman, to muzzle free expression
among adults on subjects of public interest was liable to be
decried around the civilized world as bigotry and
obscurantism, and the censor to risk eternal ignominy at the
pens of the best minds of the age.
A century and a half later. censorship is not merely alive and
well, but more powerful than ever. Often eschewing prior
restraint and police raids, (although not in France, the Federal
Republic of Germany, Canada, and certain other
"democracies"), today's censors work quite as effectively by
clamorously proclaiming their devotion to every kind of free
expression, while working behind the scenes not merely to
deny dissenters access to the local. national, and global media
market, but to silence and terrorize them with the threat of
social and professional embarrassment and financial ruin
should they deviate publicly in the slightest from the current
tyranny over the mind.
Of late, journalists, educators, publishers, booksellers. and
various other "intellectuals" and politicians-none of whom
continued
on
page
148

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