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Subject: LEST WE FORGET: A Holocaust Bibliography
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From: [e-mail] (Ken Mcvay)
Date: Tue, 08 Sep 92 07:00:04 GMT
Followup-To: alt.revisionism
Organization: The Old Frog's Almanac, Vancouver Island, CANADA
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I have assembled a Holocaust bibliographic reference file, which is available
to anyone and everyone requesting it. It contains over 1000 entries, and will
prove an invaluable tool for anyone interested in learning more about the
horrible events now referred to as the Holocaust.

The file has been split (27 June 1992) into two pieces, to avoid breaking
mailers. The first section contains my bibliography, typing errors and all,
and the second contains the UCSD Library list, which I received from a
thoughtful user. Given time and energy, I will merge them and eliminate any
duplicate listings; in the meantime, I will mail them to you separately.

Although the Holocaust-deniers constantly refer to such references as those
contained in the bibliography as "lies, forgeries, or statements obtained
under threat of death," they have yet to respond to my challenge to provide
a SINGLE piece of evidence that ANY of the 1000+ entries in the list fit ANY
of the categories noted. As usual, when it comes to FACTS, they cannot
provide them. (Responsible scholars understand that differences in
viewpoint and recollection will always exist within any great body of
historical reference - that is not disputed. For that reason alone, the
enormous amount of material available to the serious Holocaust scholar is
invaluable. I have produced this work not because I hold every citation to
be "the absolute truth," but because I believe that the truth most
certainly lies within these works; anyone truely interested in learning
about the Holocaust will find the bibliography a rich resource.

Although I had originally planned to publish my bibliography on a regular
basis, it quickly grew to the point were it would have been downright
inconsiderate to do so. Instead, I extend this invitation to anyone reading
this article [published here every 60 days] to send me an email request,
subject BIBLIOGRAPHY, to which I will respond within 24 hours.

If you would also like to have my growing library of Holocaust references,
quotations, citations, etc., simply add your preference for ZIP or
compressed TAR format to your letter, and I will send it all. At the time
of writing this note, the compressed tar file runs about 150k. Note: This
work continues - if you would like to receive the bibliography by mail on a
regular basis, for archiving purposes, please let me know - it is mailed
monthly to archive sites. [Note: the archives are also available on
menora.weizmann.ac.il, as /pub/texts/oneb-txt.tar.Z or
/pub/texts/oneb-txt.zip]

If you have bibliographic citations I can add to the bibliography, or
documented articles dealing with the subject of the Holocaust, I would be
pleased to add them to the distribution archives.

Followup to alt.revisionism
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