The Journal of Historical Review Index: Volume 13 (1993)

Alphabetical by author within each issue.

Volume 13 No. 1, January/February

• Collins, Doug. Canadian reflections on the Zündel and Irving cases. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(1) (1993), p. 42.
• Hess, Wolf R. The life and death of my father. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(1) (1993), p. 24.
• Irving, David. Life under fire. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(1) (1993), p. 8.
• Larson, Martin A. Thomas Jefferson’s place in history. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(1) (1993), p. 40.
• Raven, Greg. Irving’s most un-excellent adventure in Canada. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(1) (1993), p. 12. British historian deported from Canada for skeptical views on the Holocaust story. Zionist groups demand Irving’s ouster.
• Weber, Mark. California court rejects Mermelstein’s appeal. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(1) (1993), p. 7.
• Weber, Mark. David Irving: Intrepid battler The Journal of Historical Review, 13(1) (1993), p. 4.
• Weber, Mark. From the editor: A new Journal and a new era. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(1) (1993), p. 2.
• Weber, Mark. Holocaust Survivor finds ‘exterminated brother’. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(1) (1993), p. 45.
• Weber, Mark. The legacy of Rudolf Hess. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(1) (1993), p. 20.
• Weber, Mark. Official US Holocaust Museum to open in April in Washington, DC. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(1) (1993), p. 46.
• Weber, Mark. The Sally Hemmings myth. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(1) (1993), p. 41.

Volume 13 No. 2, March/April

• Bacon, Isabelle. Walking Beside Jesus in the Holy Land: An Illustrated Travel and Study Guide to the Holy Land. Reviewed by: John, Robert. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 44. New guide to the Holy Land is free of usual propaganda.
• Cole, David. A Jewish revisionist’s visit to Auschwitz. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 11.
• Irving, David. The suppressed Eichmann and Goebbels papers. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 14.
• Langford, Edward. Alexander the Great and Darius – kinsmen and enemies. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 36.
• Larson, Martin A. The Essene origins of Jesus’ teachings. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 33.
• Nakhleh, Issah. Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem. [Monumental work sets record straight on Palestine-Israel issue]. Reviewed by: John, Robert. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 41.
• Raven, Greg. Dramatic new video takes aim at key Holocaust claims. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 8. Auschwitz museum official admits "gas chamber" is postwar reconstruction.
• Taylor, Samuel Jared. Paved with Good Intentions: The failure of race relations in contemporary America. Reviewed by: Stanwood, Charles. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 37. A powerful indictment of America’s failed racial policy.
• Weber, Mark. Final victory on the Mermelstein case. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 13. IHR prevails in Eleven-year-old legal battle.
• Weber, Mark. Five-story U.S. Holocaust museum to open in Washington, DC. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 31.
• Weber, Mark. French court orders heavy penalties against Faurisson for Holocaust views. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 26. New French legal assault against revisionists and freedom of speech.
• Weber, Mark. From the editor. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 2.
• Weber, Mark. Irving conviction in Germany upheld, fine tripled. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 7. Historian ordered to pay $18,000 for "gas chamber" remarks.
• Weber, Mark. Mithraism: Formidable rival to early Christianity. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 34.
• Weber, Mark. Otto Ernst Remer sentenced to 22 months imprisonment for revisionist publications. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 29.
• Weber, Mark. Roy Bullock: ADL informant. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 25. IHR report confirmed.
• Weber, Mark; Raven, Greg. New biography assails Churchill war record. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(2) (1993), p. 4. Revisionist work sets off heated debate.

Volume 13 No. 3, May/June

• Constable, Trevor J. "Authentic heroes." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 46.
• Dibert, A. "The ‘new’ Journal." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 46.
• Faurisson, Robert. "Americans to the resue?" The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 48.
• Lane, Terry; Adams, Phillip. Zionism and the press in Australia: Two views. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 15.
• McCormack, L. H. "‘I saw gas chambers’." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 47.
• O’Keefe, Theodore J. Bradley Smith’s Campus Project ad printed after furious clash at University of Texas. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 17.
• Pressac, Jean-Claude. Auschwitz: Technique and operation of the gas chambers. Reviewed by: Butz, Arthur R. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 23. Some thoughts on Pressac’s opus: A response to a major critique of Holocaust revisionism.
• Provan, Charles D. "Killings of Japanese prisoners." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 48.
• Reid, Brian Holden. J.F.C. Fuller: Military thinker. Reviewed by: Alexander, James. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 38.
• Stannard, David E. American Holocaust: Columbus and the conquest of the New World. Reviewed by: O’Keefe, Theodore J. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 43.
• Toland, John. "Truth no matter what." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 47.
• Trythall, Anthony John. ‘Boney’ Fuller: Soldier, strategist, and writer. Reviewed by: Alexander, James. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 38.
• Weber, Mark. Doug Collins honored. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 22.
• Weber, Mark. French scholar who questioned ‘gas chamber’ claims recants after three-year campaign of intimidation and violence (Notin). The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 20.
• Weber, Mark. From the editor. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 2.
• Weber, Mark. Holocaust revisionism is not ‘hate speech,’ Canadian officials affirm. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 16.
• Weber, Mark. Irving barred from Australia. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 13. Major newspapers and civil liberties groups denounce ban against historian.
• Weber, Mark. Ivor Benson. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 21.
• Weber, Mark. "‘No gassing in Dachau’ (Broszat)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 12. Text and facsimile of the Broszat letter of August, 1960.
• Weber, Mark. William Lindsey. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 21.
• Weber, Mark; Raven, Greg. Multi-Media ‘Liberators’ project exposed as fraud. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 4.
• Weber, Mark; Raven, Greg. Wiesenthal re-confirms: ‘No extermination camps on German soil’. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(3) (1993), p. 9.

Volume 13 No. 4, July/August

• "A bit worried (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 46.
• "Danger of racialist subjectivism (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 46.
• "‘Democracy?’ (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 47.
• "Epic struggle (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 47.
• "Neither of the right nor of the left (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 46.
• "Open mind on Holocaust (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 47.
• "Wartime internment (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 47.
• "Word for word (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 47.
• "Work appreciated (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 47.
• "Work appreciated (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 47.
• "Work appreciated (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 47.
• "Work appreciated (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 47.
• "Work appreciated (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 47.
• "Work appreciated (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 47.
• Egerton, Douglas R. "Takes pride." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 47.
• Faurisson, Robert. The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum: A challenge. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 14. A red-letter day for revisionism, April 22, 1993.
• Faurisson, Robert; Weber, Mark. "New attack against Faurisson and Rami in Stockholm." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 18.
• Hess, Rudolf. "July 1934 appeal to fellow soldiers of the First World War." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 38. A veteran’s plea for peace.
• Ries, John M.; Weber, Mark. The fateful year 1898: The United States becomes an imperial power. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 4. The great debate over American overseas expansion.
• Taylor, James; Shaw, Warren. The Third Reich Almanac. Reviewed by: Weber, Mark; Raven, Greg. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 44. Reference work on the Third Reich is riddled with errors.
• Taylor, Samuel Jared. "‘Multiculturalism’: A response to Smith." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 46.
• Taylor, Telford. The Anatomy of the Nuremberg Trials. Reviewed by: Gray, Andrew. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 43. And old/new perspective on the Nuremberg process.
• Weber, Mark. Croatia’s leader denounced as Holocaust revisionist. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 19. President Tudjman refuses to recant.
• Weber, Mark. "From the editor." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 2.
• Weber, Mark. "New revisionist books in Europe." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 25.
• Weber, Mark. "The Organization of American Historians: Faithfully reflecting academic standards." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 20.
• Weber, Mark. "Organization of American Historians censors the IHR." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 23.
• Weber, Mark. "Political leader punished (German sentenced for translating euchter address)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 26.
• Weber, Mark. "Revisionist activism (Truck’s message alerts people in Austin)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 26. Getting out the word.
• Weber, Mark. Zionism and the Third Reich. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(4) (1993), p. 29.

Volume 13 No. 5, September/October

• "Barbarian western notion (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 46.
• "Defining moment (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 46.
• "Devotion appreciated (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 47.
• "Genocide against indians (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 48.
• "Good diversity (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 46.
• "Good ammunition (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 47.
• "Hess, hurchill, Irving." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 46.
• "Little hope (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 47.
• "New historians’ associated needed? (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 46.
• "Origins of Christianity (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 48.
• "Origins of Christianity (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 48.
• "Plans put on hold (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 46.
• "Prefers old format (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 48.
• "A salute (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 48.
• "Splendid speech (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 47.
• "Takes issue (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 47.
• "Time has come (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 48.
• Artemis, G. "Patriarchal distortion (letter)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 47.
• Backwords, Ace. "ADL on the defensive." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 47.
• Faurisson, Robert. The adventure of revisionism. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 42.
• Granata, Russ. Anti-Defamation League takes aim at Italian-American pride (Wartime Vatican role debated). The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 30.
• Lilienthal, Alfred M. The Holocaust issue and Middle East policy. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 44.
• Martinez, Mary Ball. Pope Pius XII during the Second World War. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 26.
• Morgan, Robert. The ‘Great Emancipator’ and the issue of race (Abraham Lincoln’s program of black resettlement). The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 4.
• Moynihan, Daniel Patrick. Who reads the Journal? (letter). The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 38.
• Otten, Herman. Christian responsibility to truth (The Holocaust issue: Three Christian views). The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 32.
• Sobran, Joseph. "‘Victims deserve better’ (The Holocaust issue: Three Christian views)." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 34.
• Trevor-Roper, Hugh. Letter to Henri Roques. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 40.
• Vezelis, Louis. ‘Examine all the evidence’ (The Holocaust issue: Three Christian views). The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 34.
• Waldheim, Kurt. Who reads the Journal? (letter). The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 38.
• Weber, Mark. "From the editor: Vindication for Demjanjuk." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 2.
• Weber, Mark. Further legal persecution of revisionists (Europe). The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 36.
• Weber, Mark. Gas chamber door fraudulently portrayed at U.S. Holocaust Museum. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 39.
• Weber, Mark. "How fake war propaganda stories are manufactured." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 43.
• Weber, Mark. Penn State ‘Holocaust history’ course: A lesson in ignorance. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 45.
• Weber, Mark. South African Member of Parliament under fire for support of revisionism. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(5) (1993), p. 38.

Volume 13 No. 6, November/December

• Bauer, Yehuda. "‘Symbol of our culture’." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 27.
• Bennett, John. "Lipstadt’s ‘fine scholarship’." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 48.
• Brentar, Jerome A. My campaign for justice for John Demjanjuk. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 2.
• Brookes, Frank. "Maintain standard." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 49.
• Collins, Doug. "The story keeps changing." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 10.
• Forster, Arnold. Square One. Reviewed by: Cobden, John. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 39.
• Gubic, Marijan. "Tudjman and Holocaust revisionism." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 49.
• John, Robert. "Praise for docudrama portrayal." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 49.
• King, Robert. "Challenging facts of Holocaust is responsibility of historians." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 27.
• Lipstadt, Deborah. Denying the Holocaust: The growing assault on truth and memory. Reviewed by: O’Keefe, Theodore J. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 28.
• Mortl, John. "Lessons from a Toronto Holocaust class."  The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993),  p. 49.
• Muirden, Geoff. "Terrific pressure." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 47.
• Raven, Greg. The Journal of Historical Review, a look back. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 52.
• Raven, Greg. "The Journal of Historical Review, 1980-1993." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 54.
• Raven, Greg. Victory for Irving in Australia free speech struggle. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 12.
• Schwartz, Alan M., editor (Anti-Defamation League). Hitler’s Apologists: The anti-Semitic propaganda of Holocaust ‘revisionism’. Reviewed by: O’Keefe, Theodore J. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 28.
• Sobran, Joseph. "Demjanjuk, Israel and the Holocaust." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 9.
• Stern, Kenneth S. (American Jewish Committee). Holocaust Denial. Reviewed by: O’Keefe, Theodore J. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 28.
• Stofberg, Louis F. "No hardship." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 47.
• Toner, Edward J. Jr. "A whopper?" The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 47.
• Vidal-Naquet, Pierre. Assassins of Memory: Essays on the denial of the Holocaust. Reviewed by: Weber, Mark. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 36.
• Weber, Mark. Cole on Morton Downey Show. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 25.
• Weber, Mark. "‘Danger’ of Holocaust revisionism spreading, says Israeli scholar." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 25.
• Weber, Mark. Fred Leuchter arrested in Germany. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 22.
• Weber, Mark. Hellmut Diwald, German professor. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 16.
• Weber, Mark. Holocaust lies: Bergen-Belsen gassings.  The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993),  p. 24.
• Weber, Mark. How an influential journalist twists the truth. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 18.
• Weber, Mark. IHR activist puts Cole video on local television. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 23.
• Weber, Mark. Sarajevo worse than Auschwitz, says former inmate. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 24.
• Weber, Mark. Smith steps up CODOH ad campaign. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 22.
• Weber, Mark. Three revisionist books from Germany. The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 25.
• Zaverdinos, C. "Life profoundly altered." The Journal of Historical Review, 13(6) (1993), p. 51.

Source: The Journal of Historical Review, vol. 13.

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