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This youthful German scientist and writer – himself a political refugee – reports knowledgeably on Germany’s draconian legal measures against dissident “thought criminals.” Rudolf, a Max Planck Institute chemist, is author of The Rudolf Report, the most advanced forensic analysis of the alleged gas chambers of Auschwitz. He also reports on his research and publishing work, and takes aim at Robert Jan Van Pelt, a key witness in the March-April 2000 Irving-Lipstadt trial in London. Rudolf comments authoritatively on the chemistry of the Auschwitz crematory ruins, as it figured in the Irving trial and in the “Mr. Death” movie about Fred Leuchter. When Rudolf delivered this lecture at the 13th IHR Conference, May 2000, he was living in forced exile in the USA. In November 2005 Rudolf was arrested and deported from the US to Germany, where he was imprisoned for having violating the country’s “Holocaust denial” law.

A fascinating, insightful and inspiring talk by a great American historian. John Toland received the Pulitzer Prize in 1971 for The Rising Sun, a book about the rise and fall of the Japanese empire during World War II. Among his many other works was a comprehensive biography, Adolf Hitler. In this lecture Toland looks back at the influences that made him an acclaimed, best-selling author. He recalls, for example, his youthful travels across the country on rail freight cars, and his life-long love of the theater.

A fascinating, insightful and inspiring talk by a great American historian. John Toland received the Pulitzer Prize in 1971 for The Rising Sun, a book about the rise and fall of the Japanese empire during World War II. Among his many other works was a comprehensive biography, Adolf Hitler. In this lecture Toland looks back at the influences that made him an acclaimed, best-selling author. He recalls, for example, his youthful travels across the country on rail freight cars, and his life-long love of the theater.

A former US Congressman tells how his long career in law, politics, academic life, and the US Marine Corps led him to mistrust governmental official history, and to esteem the mission of the IHR. McCloskey relates what he has learned in his role as lead attorney in an ongoing class action suit that targets the ADL's vast spy operation, in concert with corrupt police officials in America and Israeli spy and police agen­cies, against American citizens. Inside information on how the Zionist lobby torpedoed his political career (and those of other loyal Americans); on how Jewish pressure prevented Stan­ford University from hiring world-class historian Norman Davies; on how, and why, the Lobby works the way it does. A witty, wise, enlightening presentation -- from the 13th IHR Conference (May 2000) -- by a contemporary rarity: a coura­geous, thoughtful, and independent man in public life.

A former US Congressman tells how his long career in law, politics, academic life, and the US Marine Corps led him to mistrust governmental official history. McCloskey relates what he has learned in his role as lead attorney in an ongoing class action suit that targets the ADL's vast spy operation, in concert with corrupt police officials in America and Israeli spy and police agen­cies, against American citizens. Inside information on how the Zionist lobby torpedoed his political career (and those of other loyal Americans); on how Jewish pressure prevented Stan­ford University from hiring world-class historian Norman Davies; on how, and why, the Lobby works the way it does. A witty, wise, enlightening presentation -- from the 13th IHR Conference (May 2000) -- by a contemporary rarity: a coura­geous, thoughtful, and independent man in public life.

Author and one-time US professor of political science, Sunic provides a detailed look at the little-known mistreatment and mass killings of German prisoners of war and ethnic German civilians in the former Yugoslavia, 1945-1953. Dr. Sunic refers to the network of prison camps in Communist-ruled postwar Yugoslavia, in which many thousands perished. From the 14th IHR Conference, 2002.

Author and one-time US professor of political science, Sunic provides a detailed look at the little-known mistreatment and mass killings of German prisoners of war and ethnic German civilians in the former Yugoslavia, 1945-1953. Dr. Sunic refers to the network of prison camps in Communist-ruled postwar Yugoslavia, in which many thousands perished. From the 14th IHR Conference, 2002.

One of the most outspoken and honest American Jewish writers of this century offers an unvarnished apologia for Jewish ethics and the Jewish world-view. His unsparing disdain for Gentile and Jewish hypocrisy alike has made anti-Semites fume, philo-Semites sputter, and disingenuous Jews cringe since the 1920s.

A life-long scholar of religious history draws startling par­allels between modern Israel’s often brutal policies against Arabs and the genocidal treatment of non-Jews by the ancient Hebrews, as recorded in the Jewish “Old Testament.” Larson also critically probes modern Israel’s policies toward the US and the rest of the world. A courageous and unforgettable lec­ture. From the 4th IHR conference, 1982.

A British-born Canadian tells of his dramatic World War II experiences as a prisoner of war of the Germans, and of his courageous battle on be­half of all Canadians against state censorship and media hy­pocrisy. This acclaimed, fearless journalist and author also explains why he testified for Ernst Zundel in the infamous Toronto trial, and eventually came to question the Holocaust story. A challenging, eloquent lecture. From the 10th IHR Conference, 1990.