Review: The Contract Of Mutual Indifference by Norman Geras
A book review from Black Flag #216 1999.
No Collusion, No Obstruction: The Libcom Report - Libri Incogniti
The “libertarian communist” website libcom.org recently affixed a note to the infamous article “Auschwitz or the Great Alibi“: First in the form of an anonymous preface, then once the author of this preface, “Mike Harman”, was revealed to be the brains behind the operation in the comment section, he added some impotent invective. We take this opportunity to respond with some comments ourself.
Legacy Of The Pink Triangle - Sam Lowry
From the Nazis' concentration camps to the streets of London today, lesbians and gay men have been a target of fascist attacks. Sam Lowry examines this history of persecution.
From issue 2 of Anti-Fascist Action's Fighting Talk magazine, 1992.
Thoughts on the 70th anniversary of the end of the Holocaust
Submitted by Marx-lover on Aug 23 2018 01:35
Some reflections on the capitalist roots of the Holocaust.
Auschwitz or the great alibi: What we deny and what we affirm
Martin Axelrad's reply to criticisms of his essay "Auschwitz or the Great Alibi". Extract from Prolétaire No. 437, July-August-Sept. 1996.
Chomsky and Gitta Sereny on the Holocaust denier, Robert Faurisson
Submitted by hedgehog on Oct 29 2017 18:11
Chomsky is sometimes accused of being a Holocaust denier. This is little more than a right-wing smear. However, Chomsky's views on the Holocaust denier, Robert Faurisson, are difficult to understand.
The pink triangle: the Nazi war against homosexuals
A detailed account of the treatment of homosexuals by the Nazi party.
Extracts from the Tragedy of a Jewish Teenager - Stanislaw Smajzner
Submitted by Fluffy on Jul 11 2017 15:42
The personal account of Stanislaw Smajzner of his time spent in the Extermination camp at Sobibor. From the start of his journey to Sobibor, through to his participationin the mass escape.
The Vrba-Wetzler report (the Auschwitz protocol)
Submitted by Fluffy on Jul 9 2017 22:23
This is the full report made by the Auschwitz escapees Rudolph Vrba and Albert Wetzler. This is their account of what they witnessed during their time there, as best a record of the numbers murdered, who the victims were and the perpetrators that they could recall. Content warning; graphic content.
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