The Journal of Historical Review Index: Volume 15 (1995)

Volume 15 number 1 (January/February)

• Ash, Timothy Garton. In Europe’s Name: Germany and the Divided Continent. Reviewed by: Gray, Andrew. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 45.
• Clausen, Henry C.; Lee, Bruce. Pearl Harbor: Final Judgement. Reviewed by: Martin, James J. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 39.
• Fogarty, Philip J. Nothing learned. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 47.
• Gabis, Tomasz. Greetings from Poland. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 47.
• Irving, David. My confrontation with Deborah Lipstadt. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 28.
• Irving, David. Revelations from Goebbels’ diary. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 2. Bringing to light secrets of Hitler’s propaganda minister.
• Maltsev, Yuri N. Estonia: Emerging from communism. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 37.
• Oliver, Revilo P. Why did a great Egyptian civilization suddenly collapse? January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 34. The mysterious demise of the world’s first socialist state.
• Raven, Greg. Major Holocaust polls show built-in bias. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 25.
• Skidelsky, Robert. John Maynard Keynes: The Economist as Savior. Reviewed by: Gray, Andrew. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 44.
• Weber, Mark. Book detailing Jewish crimes against Germans banned (in Germany). January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 28. Thousands of copies of revisionist work destroyed.
• Weber, Mark. Canadian police destroy revisionist book. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 31.
• Weber, Mark. Goebbels’ place in history. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 18.
• Weber, Mark. Major French magazine acknowledges Auschwitz gas chamber fraud. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 23.
• Weber, Mark. Mattogno’s new IHR book promoted on radio show. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 30.
• Weber, Mark. Murder of Jews a crime in the Third Reich. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 32.
• Weber, Mark. Punishment for mistreating SS camp prisoners. January/February 1995; vol. 15 no. 1: p. 33.

Volume 15 number 2 (March/April)

• Buchwald, Ephraim. A fatal obsession. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 33. Three Jewish views on the Holocaust.
• Cobden, John. The Dachau gas chamber myth. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 14. Suppressed history on fiftieth anniversary of camp’s liberation.
• Cole, David. On the Marco Polo affair (commentary). March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 8.
• DiLorenzo, Thomas. A defense of the Confederate cause. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 34. ‘Long may the battle flag wave’.
• Faurisson, Robert. On Irving, Goebbels, and Pressac (letter). March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 46.
• Hecht, Eli. ‘Swindler’s List’. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 33. Three Jewish views on the Holocaust.
• Hoggan, David. Pearl Harbor and the America First committee. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 30.
• Jackson, Jesse L. Appreciation. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 48.
• Jeffries, Joseph M. N. Palestine: The reality. Reviewed by: O’Reilly, Patrick. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 41.
• Klee, Ernst; Dressen, Willi; Riess, Volker. ‘The Good Old Days’: The Holocaust as seen by its perpetrators and bystanders. Reviewed by: Weir, John. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 43.
• Klingel, Terry A. Good issue. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 48.
• Kohn, Moshe. ‘Disease’ of ‘Holocaust teaching’. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 33. Three Jewish views on the Holocaust.
• Kulaszka, Barbara. Did Six Million Really Died?: Report of the evidence in the Canadian ‘false news’ trial of Ernst Zündel, 1988. Reviewed by: Weber, Charles E. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 37.
• Marchevsky, Ivan. Good issue. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 48.
• O’Keefe, Theodore J. The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum: A costly and dangerous mistake. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 10.
• Raven, Greg. Dr. Nishioka’s activism. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 6.
• Shermer, Michael. A skeptics view of Irving. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 47.
• Weber, Mark. American history institute denounces campaign against Japanese publishing company. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 9. Press release.
• Weber, Mark. German ban lifted, then reimposed, on revisionist work about German war guilt. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 28. Book by IHR advisor Walendy back on censorship list.
• Weber, Mark. Irving protests German persecution of Holocaust skeptics. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 28. Historian still banned from Germany.
• Weber, Mark. ‘No gas chambers’ says influential Japanese magazine. March/April 1995; vol. 15 no. 2: p. 2. Jewish-Zionist boycott campaign shuts down prominent monthly.

Volume 15 number 3 (May/June)

• Krohmer, Helmut. Soviet military buildup recalled. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 48.
• Martin, James J. The death and life of the Mafia in Italy. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 2. From suppression by Mussolini to revival by ‘Liberation,’ 1926–1946.
• Martin, James J. Historians view the Mafia. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 14.
• Martin, James J. Unicorns and other fantasies. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 46.
• Rothbard, Murray N. On the importance of revisionism for our time. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 35.
• Weber, Mark. America’s changing view of Mussolini and Italian Fascism. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 6.
• Weber, Mark. Anne Frank. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 31.
• Weber, Mark. Bergen-Belsen camp: The suppressed story. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 23. ‘Extermination’ camp propaganda myths.
• Weber, Mark. Executive fired for translating Journal items. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 43.
• Weber, Mark. Murray Rothbard, 1926–1995. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 33.
• Weber, Mark. Revisionist books seized in German police raid. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 43.
• Weber, Mark. Revisionist center offers ‘truthful history’. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 43. In Germany.
• Weber, Mark. Two-year prison sentence for ‘Holocaust denial’. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 40. Dissident historical views banned in Germany.
• Weber, Mark. Zündel’s office-home damaged in arson attack. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 38. Zionist group claims responsibility.
• Ziff, William B. Jews as underground fighters in the Second World War. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 44.
• Zvedlund, E. Keynes’ 1936 German foreword. May/June 1995; vol. 15 no. 3: p. 48.

Volume 15 number 4 (July/August)

• Gannon, Dan. My ‘invasion’ of the computer networks. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 29.
• Hershel, R. Getting angry. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 48.
• Irving, David. Irving responds to Faurisson’s comment. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 46.
• O’Keefe, Theodore J. The liberation of the camps: Facts vs. lies. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 18.
• Sobran, Joseph. The Holocaust as excuse. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 41. Some lessons after fifty years.
• Sobran, Joseph. Holy war. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 42. Some lessons after fifty years.
• Sobran, Joseph. The winner. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 43. Some lessons after fifty years.
• Strakon, Nicholas. The bombardier’s song. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 39.
• Strakon, Nicholas. Who bombs children? July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 35.
• Svedlund, E. Mussolini and Pareto. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 47.
• Weber, Mark. Computer prodigy pioneers cyberspace revisionism. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 28.
• Weber, Mark. The Institute in the news. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 30.
• Weber, Mark. More student papers publish Smith’s ‘Open Debate’ advertisement. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 32.
• Weber, Mark. Playwrights take aim at revisionism. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 31.
• Weber, Mark. Remer seeks asylum in Spain. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 33.
• Weber, Mark. Revisionist global computer outreach. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 26. IHR ‘cyberspace’ connection reaches millions worldwide, generates widespread attention, provokes bigoted rage.
• Weber, Mark. Revisionist view confirmed. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 34.
• Weber, Mark. The Simon Wiesenthal Center. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 2.
• Weber, Mark. Simon Wiesenthal: Fraudulent ‘Nazi hunter’. July/August 1995; vol. 15 no. 4: p. 8.

Volume 15 number 5 (September/October)

• Bennett, John. Vituperation in Australia. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 48.
• Butler, Eric D. The Holocaust campaign: A threat to Christianity. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 12.
• Chernow, Ron. The Warburgs: The twentieth-century odyssey of a remarkable Jewish family. Reviewed by: Weir, Johr. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 33.
• Golea, Traian. ‘Hungarian revisionism’. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 46.
• Lipstadt, Deborah. Denying the Holocaust: The growing assault on truth and memory. Reviewed by: Oluwatoyin, Anthony O. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 40. Bigotry in the guise of scholarship.
• Phillips, Richard. Jews in the Bolshevik takeover of Russia: A dissenting view. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 45.
• Weber, Mark. Charges dropped against engineer for scholarly report disputing gassing claims. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 30. Free speech struggle continues in Austria.
• Weber, Mark. China’s ‘No dogs or Chinese’ sign. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 31. Debunking another historical fable.
• Weber, Mark. Doug Collins and Canadian Jewish Weekly cross swords. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 25.
• Weber, Mark. French court fines Faurisson, Roques for revisionist book. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 14. Pressac breaks down on the witness stand. / Deutsche Übersetzung
• Weber, Mark. A German takes his life to protest defamation and historical lies. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 19. Suicide of Reinhold Elstner.
• Weber, Mark. Hans Schmidt arrested in Germany. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 15. German police hold US citizen in unusualy free speech case.
• Weber, Mark. ‘Immortal political figure’? September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 31.
• Weber, Mark. ‘Militaristic Germany’? September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 32.
• Weber, Mark. Nationalist sentiment widespread, growing in former Soviet Union. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 8.
• Weber, Mark. New IHR Web site and e-mail addresses. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 29.
• Weber, Mark. Revisionism on the Internet: ‘A menace that must be fought’. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 28.
• Weber, Mark. ‘The catastrophe of revisionism’. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 29.
• Weber, Mark; Raven, Greg. Record and mission of the Institute for Historical Review. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 18. Focus on the IHR.
• Zündel, Ernst. My impressions of the new Russia. September/October 1995; vol. 15 no. 5: p. 2. Is a ‘National Socialist’ Russia emerging?

Volume 15 number 6 (November/December)

• Butz, Arthur. Considerable element. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 48.
• Collins, Doug. Books for burning. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 29. Free speech under attack.
• Collins, Doug. Thought police on patrol. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 26. Free speech under attack.
• Faurisson, Robert. Further drastic changes in the ‘official’ view of Auschwitz and other wartime camps. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 18. [Jean-Claude] Pressac makes new concessions to the revisionists.
• Faurisson, Robert; Weber, Mark. French court fines Faurisson, Roques for ‘Holocaust denial’ book. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 13. Witness [Jean-Claude] Pressac breaks down under questioning in dramatic trial.
• Glynn, Martin H. The crucifixion of Jews must stop! Analysis by: Weber, Mark. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 31.
• Gottfried, Paul. Western self-loathing and the cult of victimhood. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 47.
• Graf, Jürgen. The social and political impact of the Holocaust campaign in today’s Europe. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 2. Imposing a guilt complex.
• Sheftel, Yoram. The Demjanjuk affair: The rise and fall of a show-trial. Reviewed by: Jones, Lesya. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 45. The Demjanjuk case: An evil campaign to frame an innocent man.
• Sobran, Joseph. Beware of Ally. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 22. The Jewish angle.
• Sobran, Joseph. The Jewish establishment. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 24. The Jewish angle.
• Stolfi, Russell H. S. Hitler’s Panzers East: World War II reinterpreted. Reviewed by: Bishop, Joseph. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 38. Could Hitler have won? A thoughtful look at the German-Soviet clash reassesses the Second World War.
• Weber, Charles. Not mentioned. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 48.
• Weber, Mark. Another ‘death camp’ propaganda fable. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 17.
• Weber, Mark. Antirevisionist professor fined for revisionism. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 35. ‘Genocide’ of Armenians disputed.
• Weber, Mark. East Berlin officials staged ‘neo-Nazism’ in West Germany. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 29. Phony ‘anti-Semitic’ incidents.
• Weber, Mark. German government issues statement on the IHR. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 34. Officials respond to Communist Party inquiry.
• Weber, Mark. Immigration and ‘lessons of the Holocaust’. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 5.
• Weber, Mark. Important documents found in Moscow archives. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 36.
• Weber, Mark. Internet ‘Web site’ offers instant worldwide access to revisionism. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 11.
• Weber, Mark. International historians’ meeting reflects ‘politically correct’ academic agenda. November/December 1995; vol. 15 no. 6: p. 32.

Source: The Journal of Historical Review, vol. 15.

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