KnowraHolocaust denialLinked fromLinked fromThe 60 pages that link to Holocaust denial, each with the reason it gives.All 60Broader topic 6Related 13Narrower topic 1Compared with 40AntisemitismRelated: Denial recasts evidence as conspiracy and often renews accusations against Jews.The Protocols of the Elders of ZionRelated: Some deniers invoke the Protocols to recast evidence of antisemitism as a supposed Jewish plot.Neo-NazismRelated: Denial and minimization help neo-Nazis rehabilitate the regime they seek to revive.Claude LanzmannRelated: Lanzmann confronted denial by documenting testimony and examining how perpetrators described their actions.Extermination campRelated: The Nazis’ efforts to destroy evidence helped later denialists distort the camps’ history.Ilse KochRelated: Disputed details in Koch’s case have been misused to cast doubt on well-documented Nazi crimes.Richard J. EvansRelated: The trial examined how denial operates through selective quotation and misrepresentation of evidence.World Jewish CongressRelated: The Congress challenges denial and distortion of the Holocaust in public life.History of antisemitismRelated: Denial extends antisemitism by attacking evidence of its deadliest modern episode.Irma GreseRelated: Distorted portrayals of Grese have sometimes been used to sensationalize or obscure the documented crimes of the camps.International Jewish conspiracyRelated: Some deniers revive conspiracy claims by depicting Holocaust documentation as a Jewish fabrication.Jewish BolshevismRelated: Some deniers recast Jewish Bolshevism claims to blame Jews for the violence directed against them.Léon DegrelleRelated: In exile, Degrelle became a prominent disseminator of Holocaust denial.