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Site Additions and Changes, by Date

03/20/10

• AnswerMan! tackles the question Is it meaningful to question a state-sponsored extermination plan?
  

01/01/10

• Circumventing Internet Blocking With Tor, by Arthur R. Butz
  An important article regarding ways to overcome infringement of the open and free exchange of ideas.
• Established a link to: Tor: Anonymity On-line
• Happy New Year - from all of us at CODOH to all of you!
  "This is a proper time of the year to be particularly aware that revisionism addresses moral and ethical issues, not just historical ones. The desperate need felt by some to imprison and ruin those of us who express doubt about what we are supposed to believe is a moral issue. Belief is to be born in conviction, not as a reaction to intimidation and the threat of force."

12/27/09

• At Auschwitz, Father Christmas is a Swine and a Thief, by George Theil
• Established a Georges M. Theil Archive

12/23/09

• Established a link to Yes, Virginia, There is a Holocaust, by Matt Giwer
  A holiday fable rewritten for the 21st century.

12/22/09

• Banged Up: Survival as a Political Prisoner in 21st Century Europe , by David Irving , reviewed by Richard Widmann

12/19/09

• Didn't Josef Kramer Admit to Gassings? , by AnswerMan!

12/17/09

• Established a link to Andrea Carancini
• Why is it so difficult to perform demographic analyses? , by AnswerMan!

10/31/09

• Delousing American Style, by Richard Widmann

10/18/09

• What Remains to be Researched?, by Thomas Kues

9/17/09

• "Hitler's Hidden Holocaust": The Documentary fails to deliver, reviewed by Richard Widmann

9/15/09

• Sobibor. A History of a Nazi Death Camp, by Jules Schelvis, reviewed by Thomas Kues