Ernst Nolte
davemarc
davemarc at panix.com
Thu Jun 22 15:57:33 CDT 2000
I'm sure George Orwell, whose 1984 was invoked by Pynchon in Vineland,
would be disgusted but not surprised to see how his image and term
"thoughtcrime" have themselves been perverted in a 1984-ish way by the
likes of CODOH and the Institute for Historical Review, two enterprises
that are devoted to distorting responsible Holocaust research under the
guise of "revisionism." Naturally, Ernst Nolte would be viewed as a martyr
of the cause, along with David Irving and Fred Leuchter.
This is the second time this year that I've seen Orwell invoked by this
ilk.
d.
PS: The home page for CODOH is festooned with a (Picasso?) lithograph of
Don Quixote and Sancho Panza. How revolting. How ironic.
> From: KXX4493553 at aol.com
>
> Ernst Nolte: always the same old number... Greetings, kwp
> ThoughtCrime: 06/25/87
> Ernst Nolte Dismissed
>
> Professor Ernst Nolte of the Free University of Berlin, a world-renowned
> authority on 19th and 20th-century intellectual history, has been
dismissed
> from his position as chief editor of Zionist theorist and organizer
Theodore
> Herzl's letters and diaries by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, the
West
> German group financing the project.
[snip]
> Adapted from IHR Newsletter #51 August 1987, Institute for Historical
> Review, PO Box 2739, Newport Beach, CA 92659
>
> The THOUGHTCRIMES ARCHIVE is a series designed as a cooperative effort to
aid
> and assist the entire community by reporting acts of censorship,
violence,
> and other outrages perpetrated against individuals with unpopular or
> revisionist views. If you know of any such situations or have been a
victim
> yourself, please report the details to: codoh at codoh.com.
>
> "Thoughtcrime does not entail death: thoughtcrime IS death." George Orwell
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