One of the first deniers? Conspiracy and early Holocaust denial in the post-war writings of Arnold Leese

Steven Woodbridge

One of the first deniers? Conspiracy and early Holocaust denial in the post-war writings of Arnold Leese

Steven Woodbridge

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Abstract

This short piece written for the BAHS provides some discussion of the conspiratorial ideas and texts of the notorious fascist and racist Arnold Leese, and explores the extent to which a very early version of Holocaust Denial was present in his post-war writings.

Original language	English
Journal	The British Association for Holocaust Studies (BAHS) website
Early online date	4 Feb 2020
Publication status	Published - 4 Feb 2020

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Impact: This was in response to a call for blog contributions put out by the BAHS, in light of the 75th Commemoration of the liberation of the Nazi Death Camps. It received extensive specialist and non-specialist interest across the world wide web.

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One of the first deniers? Conspiracy and early Holocaust denial in the post-war writings of Arnold Leese

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