The Journal of Historical Review, Volume 21 (2002)

Volume 21 number 1 (January/February 2002)

From the Editor (January/February 2002) , Theodore O'Keefe , Page: 02
Review and Revision , Page: 03
Open Season on Revisionists , Robert Faurisson , Page: 05
The Razor and the Ring , John Weir , Page: 07
Was Churchill's Gold Bug Jewish? , Arthur R. Butz , Page: 09
Glayde Whitney, 1940-2002 , Page: 13
The War Years of Simon Wiesenthal: New Light on a Dark Past , Theodore J. O'Keefe , Page: 15
Nothing Has Been Invented -- The War Journalism of Boris Polevoy , Don Heddesheimer , Page: 23-28
The Case for Auschwitz: Evidence from the Irving Trial (Review) , Samuel Crowell , Page: 39
The Gulag: Communism's Penal Colonies Revisited , Dan Michaels , Page: 39

Volume 21 number 2 (March/April 2002)

Jean-Marie Le-Pen's Notorious 'Detail' Remark About World War II , Page: 02
Mark Weber Speaks on Jewish Power at IHR Meeting in Virginia , Page: 03
Jewish Militants Arrested in Bomb Plot , Page: 04
U.S. State Department acknowledges pressure on Lebanon , Page: 05
My Revisionist Method , Robert Faurisson , Page: 07
Reexamining Assumptions , Page: 15 ff
Subversion of Science: How Psychology Lost Charles Darwin , Glayde Whitney , Page: 20-30
Killing Gentiles , Jospeh Sobran , Page: 32-33
Is It Worth It? , Joe Sobran , Page: 33
Israel’s Ariel Sharon Speaks , Page: 34
Is Israel Our Friend? , John Sheehan , Page: 34
Myths About Britain's 'Finest Hour' , Alexander Cockburn , Page: 34
Copenhagen (Play Review) , Daniel A. Michaels , Page: 35
Crackdown Against VHO in Belgium , S. Verbeke , Page: 40
Polite Suggestion (Letter) , Paul N. McCloskey, Jr. , Page: 40
Unfounded Assertion (Letter) , Jürgen Graf , Page: 40

Volume 21 number 3/4 (May/August 2002)

The 14th IHR Conference: Confident Spirit Marks Successful Meeting , Page: 04
'For Fear of The Jews' , Joseph Sobran , Page: 12
Israel's 'Knife in the Back' Attack Against America , Phillip Tourney , Page: 17
Israeli Attack on the Liberty Was No Accident , James Ennes , Page: 19
New 'Official' Changes in the Auschwitz Story , Mark Weber , Page: 24
So, Who Was Right, Then? , David Irving , Page: 29