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The Hitler Worship Cult

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Distortion, Justification & Mythmaking

Hardcover. 6” x 9”. 178 pp.

Within the pages of this compelling book lies a fearless exploration of the myths and distortions propagated by both the Right and Left concerning Adolf Hitler. Despite its provocative title, this tome stands as our most objective examination of this contentious topic. Through a nuanced lens that encompasses a spectrum of viewpoints, including perspectives from Poland, readers are invited to reexamine their preconceptions and delve into the complexities of his legacy. For instance, the narrative boldly confronts his invasion of Poland, shedding light on his strategic intentions, including the use of that nation as a potential front against the Soviet Union. Dispensing with notions of guilt or innocence, this book adheres strictly to the pursuit of truth, presenting readers with unvarnished facts devoid of bias or agenda. Embrace the opportunity to expand your understanding and challenge your assumptions as you embark on this enlightening journey. Who knows? You just might discover something new!

$54.99 (price excludes shipping & sales tax)

“Hitler’s” Table Talk”?

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A Study in Academic Fraud & Scandal

Hardcover. 6” x 9”. 179 pp.

Within the pages of this thought-provoking treatise lies a critical examination of a controversial chapter in academia’s annals. Hugh-Trevor Roper’s seminal work, “Hitler’s Table-Talk,” initially hailed as a genuine and reliable primary source, is here unveiled as a fabrication perpetrated to solidify his position at the forefront of Hitler research. In this narrative, the unsettling collusion between Trevor-Roper and Francois Genoud is exposed, perpetuating the falsehoods embedded within “Hitler’s Table-Talk.” Utilizing the excellent research of Drs. Carrier and Nilsson, this concise exploration meticulously dissects the missteps of both Trevor-Roper and David Irving, shedding light on where their scholarly endeavors veered off course. This treatise also offers readers an exclusive glimpse into a candid email exchange between Weronika and Dr. Nilsson, further enriching the discourse surrounding this contentious issue. Prepare to confront the complexities of academic integrity and historical authenticity as you delve into this illuminating narrative.

$57.99 (price excludes shipping & sales tax)