The Journal of Historical Review Index: Volume 16 (1996–7)

Volume 16 number 1 (January/February)

• Bialek, Regina. Eyewitness ‘testimony’ of an Auschwitz gas chamber survivor. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 32.
• Collins, Doug. Canadian liberties under attack. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 39. On the front line for free speech and open historical inquiry.
• Collins, Doug. The Press Council decision. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 38. On the front line for free speech and open historical inquiry.
• Faurisson, Robert. Message of greeting [to attendees of the Weber-Shermer debate]. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 24.
• Faurisson, Robert; Weber, Mark. ‘The Jewish world’ against [Jean-Claude] Pressac. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 41.
• Futterman, Rabbi Matthew. United in love and compassion [letter]. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 48.
• Mason, Pat N. Jr. The Weber-Shermer debate: A step forward. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 34.
• Neff, Donald. Zionism’s violent legacy. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 42.
• Netanyahu, Benzion. The ‘Jewish Question’ in 15th and 16th century Spain. Reviewed by: Chalmers, Bruce. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 2. Historian sustains Spanish Inquisition myths.
• Swerdlow, Gileul. Fascinated [letter]. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 48.
• Weber, Mark. A Belgian foundation battles for free speech. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 46. Revisionist center in Flanders makes waves.
• Weber, Mark. Canadian Jewish Congress threatens journalist for Holocaust heresy. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 36. A new threat to freedom of speech. Attempt to silence [Doug] Collins fails.
• Weber, Mark. Debating the undebatable: The Weber-Shermer clash. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 23. Exchanging views on the Holocaust.
• Weber, Mark. Internet Web site offers instant worldwide access to revisionism. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 40. Thousands check out IHR material.
• Weber, Mark. The Spanish Inquisition in reality and myth. January/February 1996; vol. 16 no. 1: p. 8.

Volume 16 number 2 (March/April)

• Eisenhower, Dwight David. Farewell Warning. March/April 1996; vol. 16 no. 2: p. 17.
• Faurisson, Robert. A new version of the Holocaust story. March/April 1996; vol. 16 no. 2: p. 22.
• Faurisson, Robert; Weber, Mark. Jewish Militants: Fifteen years, and more, of terrorism in France. March/April 1996; vol. 16 no. 2: p. 2.
• Garaudy, Roger. Les mythes fondateurs de la politique israelienne (The Founding Myths of Israeli Politics). Reviewed by: Martello, Robert. March/April 1996; vol. 16 no. 2: p. 35. French study of Israel’s founding myths provokes furious attack.
• Goldhagen, Daniel Jonah. Hitler’s Willing Executioners: Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust. Reviewed by: Weber, Charles E. March/April 1996; vol. 16 no. 2: p. 31. Goldhagen’s ‘evil’ indictment of Germans.
• Higgs, Robert. World War II and the Military-Industrial-Congressional complex. March/April 1996; vol. 16 no. 2: p. 18.
• Neff, Donald. How Eisenhower forced Israel to end Sinai occupation. March/April 1996; vol. 16 no. 2: p. 14.
• Thompson, Robert Smith. A Time for War: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Path to Pearl Harbor. Reviewed by: Bishop, Joseph. March/April 1996; vol. 16 no. 2: p. 25. Study of Roosevelt’s path to Pearl Harbor debunks popular historical myths.
• Weber, Mark. Argentina revisionist magazine part of worldwide network. March/April 1996; vol. 16 no. 2: p. 24.

Volume 16 number 3 (May/June)

• Ain, Stewart. ‘Hateful’ term needed? May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 37.
• Consoli, Mario. Why the Holocaust must remain a dogma. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 36.
• Grubach, Paul. Sheftel unfair to Brentar. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 39.
• Ipatiev, Nikodim M. Sincere collaboration: A Russian responds to Zündel. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 38.
• Jefferson, Thomas. Guiding Principles (quote). May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 20.
• Michaels, Daniel W. Capitalism in the new Russia. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 21. Internationalism vs. nationalism in the former Soviet Union.
• Pavlik, Gregory P. The ethics of war: Hiroshima and Nagasaki after 50 years. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 14.
• Phillips, Richard. Jews and Bolshevism: A revised view. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 39.
• Raven, Greg; Weber, Mark. Defense Department booklet targets Holocaust revisionism. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 28. Is revisionism a threat to national security?
• Weber, Mark. American leaders planned poison gas attack against Japan. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 12. Five million deaths foreseen.
• Weber, Mark. Critical study of Holocaust story published in Japan. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 34. Aftermath of the Marco Polo affair.
• Weber, Mark. German television report features IHR interview. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 37.
• Weber, Mark. Internet Web site offers instant worldwide access to revisionism. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 37. Thousands check out IHR material.
• Weber, Mark. Italian scholars defend free speech of ‘Holocaust deniers’. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 33.
• Weber, Mark. An Italian voice for freedom. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 36.
• Weber, Mark. President Clinton’s distortion of history. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 2. The danger of historical lies.
• Weber, Mark. Thies Christophersen. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 32.
• Weber, Mark. Was Hiroshima necessary? May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 4. Why the atomic bombings could have been avoided.
• Weber, Mark. Zaverdinos, Platonov, and Graf join Journal editorial Advisory Committee. May/June, 1997; vol. 16 no. 3: p. 19.

Volume 16 number 4 (July/August)

• German authorities ‘index’ two IHR leaflets. July/August, 1997; vol. 16 no. 4: p. 29.
• A German voice for national integrity and freedom. July/August, 1997; vol. 16 no. 4: p. 39.
• ‘Holocaust deception’ makes waves in Turkey. July/August, 1997; vol. 16 no. 4: p. 35.
• An iconoclastic Polish journal. July/August, 1997; vol. 16 no. 4: p. 37.
• Major revisionist breakthrough in Russia. July/August, 1997; vol. 16 no. 4: p. 36.
• New attacks against Arthur Butz for revisionist Web site. July/August, 1997; vol. 16 no. 4: p. 23.
• Butz, Arthur R. The nagging ‘gassing cellar’ problem. July/August, 1997; vol. 16 no. 4: p. 20. Another look at the ‘vergasungskeller’ question.
• Faurisson, Robert. Auschwitz: Facts and legend. July/August, 1997; vol. 16 no. 4: p. 14.
• Faurisson, Robert. On the Garaudy/Abbe Pierre affair. July/August, 1997; vol. 16 no. 4: p. 26.
• O’Keefe, Theodore J. History and ‘memory’: An examination of the evidence of ‘Holocaust witness’ Mel Mermelstein. July/August, 1997; vol. 16 no. 4: p. 2.
• Schaub, Bernhard. Switzerland in the grip of the ‘traditional enemy’. July/August, 1997; vol. 16 no. 4: p. 32.
• Weber, Mark. The changing [Holocaust] story: Early doubts. July/August, 1997; vol. 16 no. 4: p. 38.

Volume 16 number 5 (September/October)

• Gertrude Stein’s complex worldview. September/October, 1997; vol. 16 no. 5: p. 22. Nobel Peace Prize for Hitler?
• Birken, Lawrence. Hitler as Philosophe: Remnants of the Enlightenment in National Socialism. Reviewed by: Weber, Mark. September/October, 1997; vol. 16 no. 5: p. 34. Hitler as 'enlightenment intellectual': The enduring allure of Hitlerism.
• Breindel, Eric. Journal scholorship. September/October, 1997; vol. 16 no. 5: p. 33.
• Butz, Arthur R., Gas detectors in Auschwitz Crematory II. September/October, 1997; vol. 16 no. 5: p. 24. A ‘criminal trace’?
• Collins, Doug. Hate crimes, Zionist terrorism, and Jews in Hitler’s army. September/October, 1997; vol. 16 no. 5: p. 19.
• Curtiss, Richard H. Suppressing the story of genocide against Germans. September/October, 1997; vol. 16 no. 5: p. 31. Author details postwar Jewish crimes.
• Faurisson, Robert. How historian [Martin] Gilbert falsifies and invents. September/October, 1997; vol. 16 no. 5: p. 7.
• Faurisson, Robert. The Notin affair: Jewish organizations make the law. September/October, 1997; vol. 16 no. 5: p. 17.
• Neff, Donald. Why President Truman overrode State Department warning on Palestine-Israel. September/October, 1997; vol. 16 no. 5: p. 13. Fifty years ago: A fateful admonition.
• Phillips, Richard G. Hiroshima bombing was right and necessary. September/October, 1997; vol. 16 no. 5: p. 39.
• Sobran, Joseph. Working with Stalin. September/October, 1997; vol. 16 no. 5: p. 9.
• Weber, Mark. Stutthof. September/October, 1997; vol. 16 no. 5: p. 2.

Volume 16 number 6 (November/December)

• Beach, Edward L. Scapegoats: A Defense of Kimmel and Short at Pearl Harbor. Reviewed by: Weir, John. November/December 1997; vol. 16 no. 6: p. 35.
• Hoffmann, Joachim. Wartime bombings of neutral Switzerland. November/December 1997; vol. 16 no. 6: p. 15.
• Marshall, Rachelle. Revisionist perspectives on Zionist history. November/December 1997; vol. 16 no. 6: p. 16. Historians expose myths of Israel’s birth.
• Martin, James J. Pearl Harbor’s place in history. November/December 1997; vol. 16 no. 6: p. 2. Reflections on the origins and consequences of the Pacific war.
• Mueller, John. The real infamy was an unnecessary war. November/December 1997; vol. 16 no. 6: p. 7.
• Neff, Donald. Lyndon Johnson was first to align US policy with Israel’s. November/December 1997; vol. 16 no. 6: p. 20.
• Suvorov, Viktor. Der Tag M (M Day). Reviewed by: Michaels, Daniel W. November/December 1997; vol. 16 no. 6: p. 28. Historian details Stalin’s two-year mobilization plan for European conquest.
• Suvorov, Viktor. Icebreaker: Who Started the Second World War? Reviewed by: Bishop, Joseph. November/December 1997; vol. 16 no. 6: p. 22. Russian specialist lays bare Stalin’s plan to conquer Europe.
• Thion, Serge. The dictatorship of imbecility. November/December 1997; vol. 16 no. 6: p. 8. Claude Lanzmann and Shoah.
• Weber, Mark. How a major Holocaust historian manipulates facts. November/December 1997; vol. 16 no. 6: p. 11. Gerald Fleming’s distorions.
• Zadencki, Jaroslaw. Attention! Fascism in the furniture store! November/December 1997; vol. 16 no. 6: p. 13. A European look at political correctness.

Source: The Journal of Historical Review, vol. 16.

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