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...many first-hand eyewitnesses to it may make the goal of the revisionists seem almost laughable. However, if the purpose of studying history is to gain lessons for the future, one such lesson is that no idea is too ridiculous to be taken seriously. After all, the Nazi ideology which resulted in world war and the extermination of millions was once considered by German intellectuals to be too ridiculous to be taken seriously. With that in mind, Holocaust revisionism should not be discounted as too far-fetched an idea to ever gain popular support...
Last month I went home to New York to join my family in a service marking the 50th anniversary of the murder of my father's parents at Belzec, a Nazi death camp in Poland. As I stood there and mourned the death of the grandparents I never knew, I renewed my determination that the memory of their deaths will always make me more open to other peoples' suffering and anguish...
...Committee which is based in Visalia, California, is partially funded by the American Nazi Party, according to the B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation League...
...skeletons of the past when he hosted a cordial lunch in Munich for Austrian President Kurt Waldheim. That made him the first Western leader to meet Waldheim outside Austria, breaking the diplomatic isolation imposed on the Austrian President for his suspected knowledge of and involvement in wartime deportations to Nazi labor camps. Kohl brooked no criticism. "It's up to me as Chancellor to decide whom I'll meet in Munich," he growled. "I don't need any advice...
...worst political sin was Alleingang, going it alone. Boastfulness was bad, even when such accomplishments as the postwar economic miracle justified a certain degree of pride; any reference to success was routinely followed by a word of gratitude to the Western Allies and a word of apology for the Nazi past...