The Heretics' Hour: Is the IHR a dead horse or can it be revived under new leadership?
Dec. 16, 2013
A four-way discussion about the future of holocaust revisionism (today called “holocaust denial” by the holocaust industry) between Germar Rudolf, Friedrich Paul (Fritz) Berg, Dana Roccapriore and host Carolyn Yeager. Some of what was covered:
- Mark Weber gained control of the Institute for Historical Review in the mid-nineties and shifted its entire purpose away from Holocaust Revisionism to no position on anything;
- Weber was never a real revisionist (even in the 1980′s), according to both Berg and Rudolf;
- Weber resisted publishing books by Germar Rudolf, didn’t want to translate papers from German revisionists, and wanted to write his own summaries of articles submitted by others;
- With David Irving, Weber was observed behaving like a total sycophant; he even appeared to be in love with Irving;
- Many still think the IHR under Weber “looks good” and so financially support it;
- Caller Jim brought up the H. Himmler “Posen speech,” which both Berg and Rudolf consider genuine but misunderstood;
- Dana presented the view that most people are bored by “holocaust” in the media – he expects a backlash coming to which Germar agreed but more in Europe than in the U.S.





