Appendix 1: Revisionist literature

The most important revisionist book is Dissecting the Holocaust, Theses and Dissertation Press, PO Box 64, Capshaw, Alabama (internet website www.tadp.org). Edited by Germar Rudolf, this scientific anthology, which appeared in August 2000, contains twenty-two articles written by different scholars about various aspects of the question. It is an enlarged and updated English translation of Grundlagen zur Zeitgeschichte (Grabert Verlag, Tuebingen/Germany 1994). An easy introduction to Holocaust revisionism is Juergen Graf's Holocaust or Hoax? The arguments (http://www.ety.com/HRP). In these two books, the reader will find ample references to further revisionist literature.

Revisionist books in French and German can be ordered from V.H.O, Postbus 60, 2600 Berchem-2, Belgium.

Appendix 2: Revisionist websites

Theses and Dissertations Press, http://tadp.org

V.H.O., http://www.vho.org

Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust, http://www.codoh.com.

Institute for Historical Review, http://www.ihr.org

Zundelsite, http://www.zundelsite.org

David Irving/Focal Point Publication, http://fpp.co.uk

Revisionnisme francais, http://abbc.com/a aargh

Air Photo Evidence/John Ball, http://www.air-photo.com

Russ Granata, http://www.russgranata.com

Udo Walendy, http://www.aazz.com/walendy

Arthur Butz, http://pubweb.acns.nwu.edu/~abutz

Italian revisionism, http://members.tripod.com/~revisionismo

Adelaide Institute, http://www.adelaideinstitute.org

Historical Review Press, http://www.ety.com/HRP

Wilhelm Tell, http://www.ety.com/tell

National Journal, http://globalfire.tv/nj and www.nationaljournal.org