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The following is an article from the Deutsche Presse-Agentur.  I met Efraim Zuroff  in  April 2005 when he was in Poland. I had just come back from my attempt at  finding Lorenz Hackenholt (or Hackenholdt as I usually spell it probably incorrectly)  and was the first person to ascertain the death of  Frau Hackenholt in […]

I received yesterday the following correspondence:
My husband saw your video of Mittelbau Dora Concentration Camp on the Internet.
My father was the first soldier to discover Mittelbau Dora on April 10, 1945, and he radioed liberating troops on April 11, 1945, to give them directions to the camp.  Unfortunately, on April 11, 1945, his sergeant ordered […]

Took this from today’s Daily Telegraph.  Strange that this Nazi is hanging out close to where Lorenz Hackenholdt was living in 1990.  I think that some people in the police department in Kempten might have some explaining to do.
Germany continues to shelter a former SS officer who is wanted for murder and for his alleged […]

The Sunday Times published the following interesting article on the lack of compensation for Nazi era claims. Despite the nonsense put out about the deniers and others, actual compensation paid is probably less than one third of the value of things taken, and that is assuming that human life is worthless.
The Sunday Times author managed […]

Drove to Zawiercie during the night, stopping to sleep at Czestochowa in the car park of Auchan and continuing in the morning.
After a brief stop, I went onto Krakow to pick up our guests for the weekend. As I was their host for the day we had initially thought of going to Krakow but I […]

Christian Wirth was the first commandant of the Belzec death camp and in the summer of 1942 became the overseer of the Aktion Reinhard operations which led to the deaths of at least 1.4m people in the death camps of Belzec, Treblinka and Sobibor.
Despite being one of the greatest mass murderers in history, very littls […]

Following the visit of David Irving to the former Nazi death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau, I spoke to Anton Krekov of Russia’s NTV on his thoughts of the visit.
The following interview was recorded in the evening following the visit in the dining room of the Novotel Krakow.  Additional commentary is provided by Andrea Casado of Italy’s […]

I put these films together during the visit of David Irving to the former Nazi death camp at Auschwitz - Birkenau. The film has not been censored in any way, it is what I filmed, nothing added and nothing edited and that is why it is so amateur. Films here show the entrance to the […]

Three MPs, Ryszard Bender and Jan Szafraniec (LPR) and Czeslaw Ryszka (PiS) are off to Punta del Este in Uruguay to attend a meeting of USOPAL (Union de Sociedades y Organizaciones Polacas en America Latina) which is headed by Jan Kobylanski., the key supporter and benefactor of Radio Maryja.
I take the opinion that someone is […]

According to the Jewish Telegraph Agency, the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) has launched an investigation into Nazi actions against Catholics who were caught aiding Jews during the war.The project, “Index of Poles murdered and repressed by Nazi Germans for assistance to Jews,” will be carried out in cooperation with the Polish National Archives, the […]

D. tells me that he has been contacted by someone in west London with a collection of memorabilia from the Third Reich and suggests we go to see it.
We arrive at a house in west London with three cars in the drive, one of which is a 1970 Rolls Royce and another which is an […]

Inner Circle Seminar: The Psychology of Extermination
by Angela Buxton
This is a commentary on the Inner Circle Seminar that took place on Sunday 10 October 2004, entitled ‘Into that Darkness – 30 years on: The Psychology of Extermination’. The seminar was led by Gitta Sereny, Michael Tregenza and Anthony Stadlen. This was an exciting opportunity to […]

The Mittelbau Dora concentration camp was set up in mines which had been converted to an underground fuel depot for the Wehrmacht in 1936 following the succesful raid on Peenemuende by the RAF in August 1943.
Prisoners were sent from Buchenwald, followed by those that had survived the RAF raid on the rocket manufacturing sites on […]