Among the staple texts of those who deny the Holocaust are the writings of Carlos Porter. One of his articles "War Crimes Trials" can be found on the CODOH website. It claims to discuss the 1907 Annex to the Hague Convention dealing with the laws of war, and this essay is so highly regarded in the denier community that it has been cited by deniers as authoritative on the subject of the Hague Convention. A close examination of Porter's work, however, demonstrates that it is inaccurate both as to the text of the Convention and the conclusions that are derived from the distorted citations. This analysis will deal with both of those issues.
In an essay on the Holocaust History Project website Yale F. Eideken analyzes these inaccuracies. The essay can be found at:
http://www.holocaust-history.org/forensic-sins/
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
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October 2009
October 16, 2009. Added a rebuttal to the misleading ads being placed by Holocaust denier Bradley Smith in college newspapers
May 2000
May 29, 2000. Updated questions and answers.
May 16, 2000. Added Gord McFee's essay Where Did David Irving Go Wrong?
Updated questions and answers.
May 15, 2000. Added a new section on CODOH including:
May 16, 2000. Added Gord McFee's essay Where Did David Irving Go Wrong?
Updated questions and answers.
May 15, 2000. Added a new section on CODOH including:
- An open letter from John Silber.
- The ad we placed in Emporia State University's newspaper,the Bulletin, in response to an ad placed by CODOH.
- A letter to the editor of the Bulletin written by Gord McFee.
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