Title: The Holocaust as Fact
Product review: This is a tremendously important response to and study of the Holocaust denial syndrome, whose psychology constitutes one of the puzzles of historical perception and false interpretation. The authors, among other things, demonstrate the basic facts about this event, conclusively proving its existence. In the process they summon up a few of the strains of historiographical theory that have been warped to a false usage in service of complex sophistries of denial. While the analysis decisively settles the issue, one must wonder if presuppositions so irrational are open to refutation. In the end they are. And this work is an important step in that direction, and quite apart from anything else important reading for any student of historical theory.
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