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The Worst Holocaust Movie Ever?
I want to see this. It sounds appalling! It is supposed to be the worst ever. From The Tablet: …never-released 1972 film called The Day the Clown Cried. As reported many years ago in Spy magazine, Clown is “the most … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood, Holocaust
Tagged day the clown cried, gas chambers, harry shearer, lynn hirschberg, percodan addiction, spy magazine
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A Holocaust Revisionist Reacts To The Holocaust Museum Shooting
Mike H. Ahlens writes: WASHINGTON (CNN) — To most, the evidence against alleged Holocaust Museum shooter James von Brunn may seem overwhelming. Surveillance camera video. Eyewitness accounts. Von Brunn’s red Hyundai parked outside. Ballistics. But to some people in Von … Continue reading
Posted in Holocaust, Jews
Tagged ardent believer, bad apple, david duke, gay holocaust, ghost troop, holocaust memorial museum, holocaust museum, holocaust survivor, meaningless coincidence, Museum of Tolerance, pink swastika, web circles
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A Holocaust Revisionist Attends Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah)
Here’s some background from Wikipedia on Holocaust Revisionism and Holocaust denial: Holocaust denial is the claim that the genocide of Jews during World War II—usually referred to as the Holocaust[1]—did not occur at all, or in the manner or to … Continue reading
Posted in Conspiracy, Holocaust, Jews
Tagged deborah lipstadt, extermination camps, historian david irving, holocaust denial, holocaust deniers, holocaust remembrance day, holocaust revisionism, los angeles museum of the holocaust
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Following Monica’s Lecture, My Midrashic Impulse Will Accept No Limits
I could think of no better way to spend my sunny Monday lunch hour than to attend a UCLA lecture on the uplifting topic, "Literature, the Holocaust and the Midrashic Impulse." I covered my arms completely so that the speaker … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood, Holocaust, Jewish Literature, Monica Osborne, UCLA
Tagged Holocaust, impulse, lunch hour, sunny monday, UCLA
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Debating The Holocaust
Zan Overall writes: Dear Luke, Jay commented on your Feb. 23rd blog “I Interview a Holocaust Denier Outside the Oscars.” I was that “Denier.” (I prefer the less loaded term “Revisionist.” …..Are you saying, “Wow! A Denier denying he is … Continue reading
Posted in Holocaust
Tagged feb 23rd, gas chambers, holocaust denier, holohoax, nazi program, subject background
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The Case For Dialogue
Jay emails: "Hey Luke! I was watching your interview with the revisionist outside of the Oscars and was thinking about why there isn’t ever a dialogue between holocaust revisionist/ deniers and actual survivors. Education is more effective, right? Like I … Continue reading
Holocaust Victims Have Had Enough Compensation Says French Court
From the Times of London: The French State was responsible for deporting Jews during the Second World War, the top judicial authority ruled for the first time yesterday, but it dismayed families of victims by declaring that they had already … Continue reading
Posted in France, Holocaust
Tagged civil law matters, french state, holocaust victims, judicial authority, nazi occupation, times of london
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I Am Ready To Share My Holocaust Story
From my live cam: guest33: Mister Ford, I know that you are much older than you look. And I know that you were merely adopted into the Ford family. guest33: When are you going to share with us your Holocaust … Continue reading
Posted in Holocaust, Personal
Tagged ford family, holocaust experience, holocaust story, Museum of Tolerance, personal redemption
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