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This encyclopedic work is more than an impressive collection of first-rate history writing on a range of critical historical issues. It's also a "Festschrift" tribute to the life and work of a great American writer and thinker. The many contributions — by former colleagues, students and friends, including James J. Martin and Murray N. Rothbard — range from documented essays to mellow memoirs.

The most complete and cogent summary of the revisionist controversy over the causes of the First World War. Total debunking of the war-guilt myth, and a ruthless exposure of the disgraceful complicity of America's establishment historians in the frenzied jingoism and German-baiting that led to Versailles and the decades of misery and injustice which followed. Introduction by William L. Neumann. With source references and an index.

The most complete and cogent summary of the revisionist controversy over the causes of the First World War. Total debunking of the war-guilt myth, and a ruthless exposure of the disgraceful complicity of America's establishment historians in the frenzied jingoism and German-baiting that led to Versailles and the decades of misery and injustice which followed.Introduction by William L. Neumann. With source references and an index.

A shocking, fascinating account by a respected American historian of the events surrounding Pearl Harbor. Toland uncovers evidence that President Franklin Roosevelt and his top advisors knew about the impending Japanese attack but remained silent so that the US would be drawn into the war. Even more shocking, Toland shows, was the conspiracy afterwards to cover up the facts and find scapegoats for the greatest disaster in US military history.

In this moving memoir and carefully researched historical study, an insider tears apart the popular image of the postwar American-run "war crimes" trials of Germans. As a young court reporter at the U.S. war crimes trials held at Dachau, the author returned to the transcripts -- and his memories of those proceedings -- after more than 40 years for a fresh look at how injustice was done to the defendants, and to historical truth. Incorporates the personal experience of a sensitive American observer and original archival digging to make a major contribution to the study of the postwar trials. Banned in Germany!

An exemplary work of Holocaust revisionism, ideal both for beginners and serious students. This is the best single volume currently available on this important, emotion-laden topic. Based on more than 20 years of research and writing by a range of independent scholars, this well-argued and copiously referenced work takes into account the most recent forensic and historical findings about Auschwitz, Treblinka, the Wannsee conference, survivor testimonies, Babi Yar, the “final solution,” and much, much more.

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.

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.

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.