Holocaust denial and misrepresentation of history from "summary" of The Holocaust by Laurence Rees
Holocaust denial and misrepresentation of history are, in essence, attempts to distort and rewrite the events of the Holocaust. Those who engage in such activities often seek to minimize or even deny the systematic extermination of six million Jews by the Nazis during World War II. One common tactic used by deniers is to cast doubt on the established facts of the Holocaust, questioning the number of victims, the methods of killing, and even the existence of gas chambers in concentration camps. This deliberate manipulation of historical facts serves to create confusion and uncertainty, ultimately undermining the truth of what really happened during this dark period of human history. Furthermore, Holocaust denial is often accompanied by anti-Sem...
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