The Journal of Historical Review Index: Volume 12 (1992)

Alphabetical by author within each issue.

Volume 12 No. 1, Spring

• Hoover-era American plan for war against Britain and Canada uncovered., The Journal of Historical Review, Spring, 1992; vol. 12 no. 1: p. 121.
• Dershowitz, Alan. Chutzpah. Reviewed by: Cobden, John., The Journal of Historical Review, Spring, 1992; vol. 12 no. 1: p. 109.
• Faurisson, Robert. A dry chronicle of the purge., The Journal of Historical Review, Spring, 1992; vol. 12 no. 1: p. 5.
• Fischer, David Hacket. Albion’s Seed: Four British folkways in America. Reviewed by: Rosit, Nelson., The Journal of Historical Review, Spring, 1992; vol. 12 no. 1: p. 114.
• Lindbergh, Charles A. War and peace: Two historic speeches., The Journal of Historical Review, Spring, 1992; vol. 12 no. 1: p. 87.
• O’Keefe, Theodore J. Why Holocaust revisionism?, The Journal of Historical Review, Spring, 1992; vol. 12 no. 1: p. 99.
• Rassinier, Paul. The Holocaust in perspective (letter). Spring, 1992; vol. 12 no. 1: p. 123.
• Stolley, Roger. Pearl Harbor attack no surprise., The Journal of Historical Review, Spring, 1992; vol. 12 no. 1: p. 119.
• Tojo, Hideki. Prison diary., The Journal of Historical Review, Spring, 1992; vol. 12 no. 1: p. 31.
• Weber, Mark. Editorial note., The Journal of Historical Review, Spring, 1992; vol. 12 no. 1: p. 4.

Volume 12 No. 2, Summer

• Dan, Jaromir. Remembering Auschwitz., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 247.
• Ellis, Mark. Beyond Innocence and Redemption. Reviewed by: Countess, Robert H., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 215.
• Grubach, Paul. A double standard., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 248.
• Martin, James J. Reflections on a death., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 251.
• McLaren, John. ‘Pappy’ Boyington and the ‘Flying Tigers’ episode., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 245.
• Muirden, Geoff. New threat against free speech in Australia., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 245.
• Stofberg, Louis F. The Holocaust issue in changing South Africa., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 246.
• Taylor, Samuel Jared. The challenge of ‘multiculturalism’ in how Americans view the past and the future., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 159.
• Wahls, Hans. The fate of an Auschwitz resistant., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 248.
• Weber, Mark. Croatia’s president rejects ‘six million’ story., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 241. Revisionism in Croatia.
• Weber, Mark. From the editor., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 132.
• Weber, Mark. The Nuremberg trials and the Holocaust., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 167. Do the “war crimes” trials prove extermination?
• Weber, Mark. Reviews of IHR books show greater acceptance of revisionism., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 231.
• Weber, Mark. War atrocity propaganda exposed., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 243.
• Weber, Mark; Allen, Andrew. Treblinka., The Journal of Historical Review, Summer, 1992; vol. 12 no. 2: p. 133.

Volume 12 No. 3, Fall

• Degrelle, Leon. How Hitler consolidated power in Germany and launched a social revolution., The Journal of Historical Review, Fall, 1992; vol. 12 no. 3: p. 299.
• Ries, John M. History’s greatest naval disaster., The Journal of Historical Review, Fall, 1992; vol. 12 no. 3: p. 371.
• Weber, Mark. From the editor., The Journal of Historical Review, Fall, 1992; vol. 12 no. 3: p. 260.
• Weber, Mark. Pages from the Auschwitz Death Registry volumes., The Journal of Historical Review, Fall, 1992; vol. 12 no. 3: p. 265.

Volume 12 No. 4, Winter – The Leuchter Report

Volume 12 number 4 (Winter 1992) of The Journal of Historical Review was given over largely to issues surrounding The Leuchter Report, the ground-breaking forensic study of the so-called gas chambers at Auschwitz and Birkenau by America’s leading expert on gas chamber technology, Fred Leuchter. Here are excerpts from that issue. Please note the copyright restrictions on this material.

• Franz-Willing, Georg. Umerziehung. Reviewed by: Granata, Russ; O’Keefe, Theodore J., The Journal of Historical Review, Winter, 1992; vol. 12 no. 4: p. 493. How the victorious Allies imposed their worldview on defeated Germany.
• Grubach, Paul. The Leuchter Report vindicated., The Journal of Historical Review, Winter, 1992; vol. 12 no. 4: p. 445.
• Leuchter, Fred A. Jr. Is there life after persecution?, The Journal of Historical Review, Winter, 1992; vol. 12 no. 4: p. 429.
• Lueftl, Walter. The Lueftl Report., The Journal of Historical Review, Winter, 1992; vol. 12 no. 4: p. 391.
• Shapiro, Shelly (Holocaust Survivors and Friends in Pursuit of Justice). Truth Prevails: Demolishing Holocaust denial (the end of the Leuchter Report). Reviewed by: Weber, Mark., The Journal of Historical Review, Winter, 1992; vol. 12 no. 4: p. 485.
• Letters to the editor, The Journal of Historical Review, Winter, 1992; vol. 12 no. 4: p. 501.
• Weber, Mark. Fred Leuchter: Courageous defender of historical truth., The Journal of Historical Review, Winter, 1992; vol. 12 no. 4: p. 421.
• Weber, Mark. From the editor., The Journal of Historical Review, Winter, 1992; vol. 12 no. 4: p. 388.
• Auerbach, Hellmuth. Growing impact of the Leuchter Report in Germany., The Journal of Historical Review, Winter, 1992; vol. 12 no. 4: p. 475.

Source: The Journal of Historical Review, vol. 12.

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