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engage in genocide was indeed an exceptional act. Nolte's thesis really no sense. There is a barely veiled anti-Asian racism to Nolte's writings as he constantly writes about how Asian people are naturally vicious and cruel whereas
Germans are "civilized Central Europeans". If one accepts that the Red Army were indeed the "Asiatic hordes" and to commit genocide was an "Asiatic deed", then the crimes of Communism in Russia are only what can expect from an "Asian" people. Nolte's thesis was that Hitler and the rest of Nazis were "civilized Central Europeans" who were forced to commit genocide against the Jews out of horror at Communist crimes. In other words, it was something exceptional as Nolte implicitly cedes, that Germans don't normally act like this. But then, he insists that there is no difference between victims so it is right to lump Nazi and Communist crimes together. He can't have it both ways. Third and finally, Nolte's position is that Hitler showed a great deal of "mercy" by gassing the Jews who didn't suffer (which is a complete lie by the way) whereas Stalin's victims did suffer. In other words, Nolte's view is that what Stalin did was far worse than Hitler. This article did say that, but Nosamesha and Tadeusz Nowak keep on deleting those passages under the grounds that is a BLP violation to give Nolte's views that does not hold. Really, this article lies quite a bit.--
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misunderstood by (most) of his critics,- but his provocative approach is more based on frivolity, than on denial of the holocaust or sympathy for the NS. (Although he has some sympathy for early italian fascism) Calling an historian with somtimes highly challenging and interesting, sometimes bizarre views a "dangerous" "mad man" does not help finding the truth. His basic idea, that there is a radicalising Link between the Nazis and the
Bolsheviks is interesting and it is not immoral to find answers to this question. He deserves some praise to have asked it. Unfortunately, he used a tasteless language of frivolity and provocation, ignored all his reputable critics - and did find the the wrong answer ( or at least an insufficent one).He believes an mostly unjustified antisemitism has completed an justified antibolshevism. More likely it was antibolshevism that has completed antisemitism--
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Faurisson was correct when he questioned aspects of the conventional story of the Holocaust." Faurisson was a Holocaust denier pure and simple, not a "controversial French academic" who "questioned aspects of the conventional story of the Holocaust". This seems to imply
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was regarded important in the 1960s, not so today. One of the major problems with Nolte's thesis that fascism was resistance to modernity lies in the fact
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I agree, the article is definitely way too long. Fascism In Its Epoch deserves a separate article in any event, which I have now created. The section on the book in this article should be somewhat reduced (I'm not quite sure what to remove yet, I have to look more closely into it). And of course the
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Lipstadt says he is a dangerous revisionist - actually he says that the last scientific word on the Holocaust has not been said. He believes/ed in the Holocaust but he recognizes that the evidence is weak or nonexistant - ie he couldn't find any. I guess he is dangerous, he welcomes the search for
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They're full of typos, unnecessary changes of tense, unnecessary splitting and combining of paragraphs, incorrect capitalizations, PoV, etc. On the whole, I did not find them to be improvements - the article was, overall, better before. If you disagree, feel free to restore those parts which you
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Nolte wrote that "radical revisionists have presented research which, if one is familiar with the source material and the critique of the sources, is probably superior to that of the established historians of Germany" goes to "Though Nolte has never denied the Holocaust, he has on some occasions
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The notion that "the Jews throughout the world" (sic) declared war on Germany in 1939 is a bizarre, non-literal use of the expression "declare war". There was no Jewish state in 1939; there was no Jewish army; and the claim lacks seriousness. (After all, by September 1939 the Jews still living in
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Nolte has never doubted the holocaust and he has never explained , that "the evidence is weak or nonexistant". He has doubted aspects of the holocaust (Wannsee conference, the more prominent role of gas chambers in comparison to mass executions) , but not the genocide. I do not say that he is
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I was puzzled by all the references labelled Piper. Then discovered that Piper was not an author, but rather the german publisher of the collection of documents relating to the Historikerstreit controversy. The English editor for the collection in English is Knowlton. I then corrected the
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I've trimmed this substantially by taking out a lot of well-researched and quite interesting material. The problem is that it totally distorts the article, making the result unencyclopedaic. It might make an article in its own right but would really be more appropriate in a research paper.
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In the past, the article contained some unacceptable BLP violations, mostly because it was more of a personal essay than an encyclopedia article. Nolte is a well-known conservative academic. He's controversial to some extent, but not any more than Daniel Goldhagen, Alan Dershowitz, Norman
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Is there any point in having it in the article? Does Nolte even mention the massacre specifically in any of his writings? Even if he does, it does seem like the inclusion of the image is made to "support" Nolte's (fringe) claims in regard to Vietnam and Auschwitz, which would be a NPOV
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Germany were in effect forced to live in certain streets and appartment blocks). Nolte seems to mingle the would-be figurative and the literal, while writing as if Germany had done nothing to offend Jews. Moreover, if he'd consulted something like
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Not noticing your comment, I effectively said the very same thing (now removed). This article should be synchronized with the historikerstreit article, and if it is still too large, we can create a spintout article for Fascism in its epoch.
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By the way: The Frankurter Allgemeine Zeitung has stopped publishing his articles long years ago due to his radicalising views. This Notice should be added to the article. I would do it myself, but my English is to poor, I´m
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he'd have discovered that at least one Arab leader in Palestine had also pledged support to Britain. At the very least there may have been local issues at work here, arising from the situation in the British Mandate.
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be consulted, although doing so is, of course, allowed. Further, Evans is indeed considered an expert in the subject, except, perhaps, to people pushing a particular point of view. I have reverted your edit.
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Why is the article saying Nolte is "neo-liberal"? How is this justified? Why is "neo-liberal" used to label a historian? The term "neoliberalism" refers to economics and has nothing to do with Nolte's views.
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