Title: Best book available on Holocaust denial
Product review: Holocaust denial is still a small movement in the minds of most Americans. Many have heard something about it, but haven't really given it much thought. However, the number of Holocaust survivors grows smaller every year, which helps the denial movement. There is not a lot written about Holocaust denial (relatively), and in my opinion the best two works are the two that are the most famous now, this book and Deborah Lipstadt's Denying the Holocaust. This book is the better book. Lipstadt's work is very good and presents an introduction to the movement, but Shermer and Grobman take it one step further. They address the arguments made by the deniers, and demonstrate why the arguments are weak. Lipstadt does not really get into that much, which does not make her work bad, but it does make this work better. If you want to learn about Holocaust denial without studying the topic extensively this is the best work avaiable.
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