A reminder: Revisionists do not deny the genocide and the gas
chambers. That is a misconception. Galileo didn't deny that the
earth was stationary; he affirmed, at the conclusion of his research,
that the earth was not stationary, but that it rotated on its
axis and revolved around the sun. In the same way, the revisionists,
after concluding their own research, affirm that there
was no genocide and no gas chambers, and that the "final
solution of the Jewish question" consisted of the removal
of the Jews from Europe -- by emigration if possible, and by deportation
if necessary.
The revisionists strive to establish what happend; they are positive,
while the exterminationists doggedly continue to tell us about
things which didn't happen: their work is negative.
The revisionists stand for the reconciliation of the antagonists
in the recognition of what really happened.
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The Journal of Historical review, Jan.-Feb. 1999, p. 21.
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