SMITH'S REPORT
 
 
 
 
 
America's Only Monthly
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- Number 46 -
September 1997

Contents

• CODOH Prepares to Hang High the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
• Worldscope on Revisionism and Revisionists
• Speed is the Essence of the Internet
• CODOHWeb Helping to Set the Record Straight on Zionism
• and more!

and now... our front page!

CODOH Prepares to Hang High
the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum--
From Its Own "Gas Chamber" Door

    Working in tandem with independent American revisionist scholar Samuel Crowell, the Committee for Open Debate of the Holocaust has fired the first gun in a campaign to expose fake evidence of a homicidal Nazi gas chamber on prominent display at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C.

    Samuel Crowell made the discovery that the replica of a door claimed to have been manufactured for an alleged homicidal gas chamber at the Majdanek concentration camp is identical with gas-tight air raid shelter doors widely advertised and sold in Germany before the war. Bradley Smith is coordinating the public campaign and challenge, which begins with a letter confronting the museum with its fraudulent gas chamber door, addressed to the director of the Museum, Dr. Walter Reich, and referencing Crowell's full, breakthrough articles published on CODOHWeb.

Background

    Smith was one of the first revisionists to take a public stand against the infamous enshrinement of the false and malicious Holocaust story in an officially sanctioned, taxpayer-supported museum in the midst of monuments and memorials to America's greatest men and noblest ideals. Shortly after the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum opened in 1993, Smith toured it with German-American revisionist Hans Schmidt (see SR 15-16, Summer 1993). Then, in the academic years 1993/1994 and 1994/1995, his ads challenging the Museum to exhibit proof that the Germans used gassing chambers for mass murder during World War II, or proof that even one person was killed in such an instrument, began appearing in college newspapers across America. Eventually the ad ran at more than half a hundred, including Notre Dame, Brandeis, Georgetown, U. Miami, Stanford, Boston College, U. Maryland, Penn State, Hofstra and U. Michigan. In December 1993, Smith and Jewish revisionist filmmaker David Cole [David Cole Interviews Dr. Franciszek Piper] appeared on the Phil Donahue Show, where they roundly thrashed a bevy of survivors (who were peddling the discredited Nazi human-soap lie) and philosophy professor Michael Shermer, who ruefully acknowledges his defeat in his recent, widely reviewed book Why People Believe in Weird Things. As Shermer relates in his book, Smith told a national television audience of millions:

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