The Journal of Historical Review Index: Volume 14 (1994)

Alphabetical by author within each issue.

Volume 14 number 1 (January/February)

• Grau, Karl Friedrich. Silesian Inferno: War crimes of the Red Army on its march into Silesia in 1945. Reviewed by: O’Keefe, Theodore J. January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 43.
• Kelfkens, J. "Religion and revisionism." January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 46.
• Martin, Neil. "Lincoln: A ‘clever politician’." January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 45.
• Nolte, Ernst. Streitpunkte: Heutige und kuenftige Kontroversen um den Nationalsozialismus. Reviewed by: Weber, Mark. January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 37.
• O’Keefe, Theodore J. ‘Best Witness’: Mel Mermelstein, Auschwitz, and the IHR. January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 25.
• Pressac, Jean-Claude. The Crematories of Auschwitz. Reviewed by: Faurisson, Robert. January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 23. Jean-Claude Pressac’s new Auschwitz book.
• Shirakawa, Sam H. The Devil’s Music Master: The controversial life and career of Wilhelm Furtwängler. Reviewed by: Gray, Andrew. January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 41.
• Sichrovsky, Peter. Born Guilty: Children of Nazi families. Reviewed by: O’Keefe, Theodore J. January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 44.
• Vidal, Gore. Screening History. Reviewed by: O’Keefe, Theodore J. January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 33.
• Warren, Ian B. Throwing off Germany’s imposed history. January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 15.
• Weber, Mark. "From the Editor." January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 2.
• Weber, Mark. The Jewish role in the Bolshevik revolution and Russia’s early Soviet regime. January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 4.
• Wilton, Robert. The Last Days of the Romanovs. Reviewed by: Martinez, Mary Ball. January/February, 1994; vol. 14 no. 1: p. 36.

Volume 14 number 2 (March/April)

• The Canadian Free Speech League. What is ‘Holocaust denial’? March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 24.
• de Zayas, Alfred-Maurice. The German Expellees: Victims in war and peace. Reviewed by: Clive, Robert. March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 39.
• Faurisson, Robert. The Warsaw Ghetto ‘uprising:’ A Jewish insurrection or German police operation? March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 2.
• Foxman, Abraham H. "‘God’s Chosen’." March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 41.
• Gordon, Leonard A. Brothers against the Raj: A biography of Indian nationalists Sarat and Subhas Chandra Bose. Reviewed by: Anantharamiah, Srinidhi. March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 42.
• Hottelet, Carl. "An ‘abominable’ book." March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 46.
• Irving, David. "Serious opponent." March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 45.
• Martin, James J. "Some style." March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 45.
• Montgomery, Andrew. Subhas Chandra Bose and India’s struggle for independence. March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 9.
• Mortl, John. "Readable." March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 47.
• Rimland, Ingrid. The Wanderers. Reviewed by: O’Keefe, Theodore J. March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 40.
• Stofberg, L. F. "Crucial times." March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 45.
• Warren, Ian B. The ‘European New Right’: Defining and defending Europe’s heritage. March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 28.
• Weber, Charles. "Significant." March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 47.
• Weber, Mark. A ghetto fighter recalls her capture. March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 7.
• Weber, Mark. Inaccurate Time Magazine photo caption defames Ukrainians. March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 8.
• Weber, Mark. The ‘Warsaw Ghetto Boy’. March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 6.
• Weir, John. "Feeling of optimism." March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 45.
• Wikoff, Jack. "Earliest claims of Nazi gassings?" March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 48.
• Wright, William. "Mania of anti-anti-Communism." March/April, 1994; vol. 14 no. 2: p. 48.

Volume 14 number 3 (May/June)

• Berenbaum, Michael. "Rewriting history." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 44.
• Bloch, Eduard. "‘My Patient, Hitler’: A memoir of Hitler’s Jewish physician." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 27.
• Butz, Arthur R. "New ADL campaign?" May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 48.
• Collins, Doug. "A Holocaust debate: The story keeps changing." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 40.
• Collins, Doug. ‘Swindler’s List.’ May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 11.
• Degrelle, Leon. The enigma of Hitler. May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 22.
• Faurisson, Robert. "A Holocaust debate: Faurisson still waiting for ‘exterminationists’." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 41.
• Grubach, Paul. "Enlightening." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 47.
• Hill, Leonides E.; Conway, John S. "A Holocaust debate: Holocaust scrutiny to refute falsifiers." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 40.
• Hottelet, Carl. "Fundamental contribution." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 47.
• Lilienthal, Alfred. "Dire threat." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 47.
• Marchetti, Victor. "Behind Khrushchev Remembers." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 43.
• Nolte, Ernst. "Minor weakness." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 47.
• Phillips, Richard G. "History comes alive." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 46.
• Raven, Greg. Spielberg’s ‘Schindler’s List’. May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 7.
• Ryback, Timothy. "Stalingrad and achau." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 44.
• Schmidt, Dieter W. "Reflections of a former German soldier." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 48.
• Shtromas, Aleksandras. "A confession." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 44.
• Sobran, Joseph. "Spielberg’s Nazis." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 13.
• Solzenitsyn, Aleksandr. "A dangerous cult of novelty." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 37.
• Weber, Mark. "‘60 Minutes’ takes aim at Holocaust revisionism." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 16.
• Weber, Mark. Leon Degrelle. May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 20.
• Weber, Mark. "Martin Larson." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 42.
• Weber, Mark. "Remer evades imprisonment for ‘thought crime’." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 42.
• Weber, Mark. "Smith and Cole appear on ‘Donahue’ show in major media breakthrough for revisionism." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 19.
• Weber, Mark. "Twelfth IHR Conference set for September." May/June, 1994; vol. 14 no. 3: p. 2.

Volume 14 number 4 (July/August)

• "Bitter retrospective after fifty years." July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 14. Open letter from a young Frenchman to a former French resistance fighter.
• Billington, James H. "The martyrdom of the Russian church under Communism." July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 41.
• Morris, Benny. "How Zionist leaders doctored historical documents about plans for mass ‘ethnic cleansing’ of Palestinian Arabs." July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 25.
• Plummer, Oscar E. "Veteran recounts mistreatment of prisoners." July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 48.
• Powers, Thomas. Heisenberg’s War: The secret history of the German bomb. Reviewed by: Gray, Andrew. July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 44. A non-polemical look at wartime Germany’s atomic bomb program.
• Pressac, Jean-Claude. The Crematories of Auschwitz. Reviewed by: Thion, Serge. July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 28. A French scholar responds to a widely acclaimed anti-revisionist work about Auschwitz.
• Shultz, George P. Turmoil and Triumph: My years as Secretary of State. Reviewed by: Gray, Andrew. July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 45. Secretary Shultz and the Bitburg uproar.
• Sobran, Joseph. "A pervasive fear." July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 40.
• Stäglich, Wilhelm. "Disappointment with Nolte interview." July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 48.
• Teplyakov, Yuri. "Stalin’s war against his own troops." July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 4. The tragic fate of Soviet prisoners of war in German captivity.
• Weber, Charles E. "Reflections of an American World War II veteran on the fiftieth anniversary of the D-Day invasion." July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 11.
• Weber, Mark. "From the editor." July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 2.
• Weber, Mark. "Getting out the word." July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 42.
• Weber, Mark; O’Keefe, Theodore J. "Revisionist historians and activists to meet for Twelfth IHR Conference." July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 16.
• Weber, Mark; Raven, Greg. Bradley Smith’s ‘Campus Project’ generates nationwide publicity for Holocaust revisionism. July/August, 1994; vol. 14 no. 4: p. 18. Unprecedented media coverage of Holocaust ‘Open Debate’ campaign.

Volume 14 number 5 (September/October)

• Alexander, James. "Vilfredo Pareto: sociologist and philosopher." September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 10.
• Garrett, Garet. Burden of Empire. Reviewed by Clarke, Andrew. September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 38. Classic critique of "The Revolution that Was" traces America’s road from republic to empire and explores legacy of the Roosevelt New Deal revolution.
• Havel, Vaclav. "Searching for purpose in the ‘post-modern’ world." September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 34.
• Irving, David. "The enemy struggles as a legend dies." September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 33.
• Mohler, Armin. Der Nasenring: Im Dickicht der Vergangenheitsbewältigung. Reviewed by Weber, Mark. September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 47. "Mastering" Germany’s difficult past.
• Oliver, Revilo P. "On conservatism, liberalism, and history." September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 21. Excerpts from various published works.
• Raimondo, Justin. Reclaiming the American Right: The lost legacy of the conservative movement. Reviewed by Clarke, Andrew. September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 41. New work examines suppressed conservative political-intellectual heritage.
• Raven, Greg. "Editorial note." September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 2.
• Sobran, Joseph. "Our savaged ‘living’ Constitution." September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 36.
• Stein, Howard F. The Holocaust, and the myth of the past as history. September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 28.
• Sunic, Tomislav. Against democracy and equality: The European New Right. Reviewed by Saunders, William. September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 45. "European New Right" study warns against universalism and egalitarianism.
• Warren, Ian B. "The heritage of Europe’s ‘revolutionary conservative movement:’ A conversation with Swiss historian Armin Mohler." September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 3.
• Weber, Mark. "Holocaust hate propaganda targets Germans." September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 36.
• Weber, Mark. "Revilo P. Oliver: 1910-1994." September/October 1994; Vol. 14, No. 5, p. 19.

Volume 14 number 6 (November/December)

• Chamberlin, William Henry. "America’s ‘Second Crusade’ in retrospect." November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 22.
• Chamberlin, William Henry. How Franklin Roosevelt lied America into war. November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 19.
• Collins, Doug. "Columnist blasts news story." November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 44.
• Collins, Doug. "Confessions of a modern heretic." November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 45.
• Collins, Doug. "Taking tabloid ‘trash’ to task." November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 47.
• Hussein, Magdi. "Appreciation from Egypt." November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 48.
• Mattogno, Carlo. "The crematories of uschwitz: A critique of Jean-Claude Pressac." November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 34.
• Rudolf, Germar. "Address to the Twelfth Revisionist Conference." November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 14.
• Sobran, Joseph. "World War II, American ‘defense’ policy, and the Constitution." November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 31.
• Weber, Mark. "Doug Collins under new fire for Holocaust views." November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 43.
• Weber, Mark. "Further progress and renewed commitment." November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 9.
• Weber, Mark. Spirited Twelfth IHR Conference brings together leading revisionist scholars and activists. November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 2.
• Weber, Mark. "William Chamberlin: A man ahead of his time." November/December 1994; Vol. 14, No. 6, p. 16.

Source: The Journal of Historical Review, vol. 14.

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