April 12 , 2010

Dr. Wilhelm Kriessmann returns as Carolyn’s guest to discuss:

• The crash of the airliner carrying Polish dignitaries to the Katyn commemoration
• The causes of the start of the war between Poland and Germany
• The murders at Katyn by the NVKD, and the wrongful blaming of Germany for the crime

13 MB / 32 kbps mono / 0 hour 56 min.

Carolyn Yeager interviews Arthur Topham, a Canadian publisher & editor fighting a legal battle against B’nai Brith Canada, which filed a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Commission in 2007. Topics include:

• How the CHRC and Section 13 came into being
• Harry Abrams and the power of B’nai Brith Canada
• Importance of the Marc Lemire case in saving fundamental freedoms
• Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion as a blueprint
• … and more

About Arthur Topham

Arthur Topham is the publisher and editor of Canada’s alternative news network, RadicalPress.com, founded in 1998. Since November of 2007, he has been involved in a legal battle with B’nai Brith Canada, which filed a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Commission under the controversial Section 13 legislation contained in the Canadian Human Rights Act alleging that he and his website were contriving to promote hatred affecting persons identifiable as Jews and/or as citizens of Israel. The case has been ongoing now for over two years and is currently being processes by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal.

Arthur Topham’s website is located at RadicalPress.com; extensive documentation related to his fight for freedom of speech in Canada can be found here.

Carolyn talks with World War II Wehrmacht veteran and Luftwaffe bomber pilot Wilhelm Kriessmann (pictured right in 1940 enlarge) about the political climate in Austria during his youth in the 1920s and ’30s; then his wartime and post-war experiences. Kriessmann was incarcerated in the British concentration camp for political prisoners at Wolfsberg for nine months after his return to his family home in Sept. 1945; then for a further eight months at Camp Wetzelsdorf before being released in 1947 and continuing his education.

About Wilhelm Kriessmann

Listeners can learn more about Wilhelm Kriessmann’s WWII experiences here and here.

Dr. Kriessmann received his Ph.D. at Gratz University in Austria. After a few years in the Trade Ministry, he was appointed Austrian Trade Commissioner for the U.S. west coast in 1953, which led to his eventual permanent move to California. In more recent years he turned to writing - publishing many articles and features in German-American periodicals. He has always been an avid sportsman, with a special fondness for the ski slopes, long biking trips and tennis.

13 MB / 32 kbps mono / 0 hour 56 min.

March 1, 2010

The Heretics’ Hour Debut show!

Carolyn Yeager discusses:

• Israel’s new law criminalizing the showing of sadness or mourning on Israel’s Independence Day, which is the Palestinians’ “Nabka”;
• Ernst Zündel’s recent release from a seven year incarceration, in Canada and Germany, for nothing more than exercising free speech;
• Carlo Mattogno’s exposé of Elie Wiesel as an imposter, including the publication of concentration camp documents that reveal he stole his Holocaust survivor identity from another camp inmate.

13 MB / 32 kbps mono / 0 hour 54 min.