Talk:Paul Rassinier

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Le Rouge et le Bleu

Thought it worth pointing out that a journal he wrote for was certainly not underground (as previously stated), but Vichy-friendly collaborationiste. "The Red and the Blue" was founded in 1941 by Charles Spinasse, supporter of Pétain, and authorized by German ambassador Otto Abetz. Hexmaster (talk) 13:56, 22 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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Wellers lists errors, omissions and misquotes by Rassinier, some of them egregious. For instance, Rassinier claims that Nazi Germany was first accused of using gas chambers in Axis Rule in Occupied Europe (1944) by Raphael Lemkin. Wellers claims that Lemkin's book never once mentions gas chambers. However, the use of gas chambers as a method of extermination is clearly mentioned on page 22 of Lemkin's book.

So it states Rassinier was right here and Wellers wrong. I added "alleged" as a quick fix. Let us thus delete this criticism. Still the article is messy: inclusion of a post 2000s objective review of his oeuvre is due.

Zezen (talk) 08:32, 30 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]