That's why it is denial, not revisionism. Part VI: Deniers and ...

What Part Of The Word Genocide Do You Not Understand? John Ball's argument has been uncritically accepted by many deniers. Here are just some "revisionist" sources happily swallowing Ball's BS: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Etc. Suckers. One source should interest us in particular - the book about Treblinka by our favorite victims, Mattogno and Graf. In a review of this book Graf writes:Treblinka: Extermination Camp or Transfer Camp? is mostly the work of Carlo Mattogno, since he edited seven of the nine chapters. I am the author of the first and fifth chapter, and the introduction and [suite...]

Date: 2006-08-06 00:16:00

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Back Issue: Excerpt, November 1998

With the blessing of Right Reverend AGATHANGELOS, Bishop of Simferopol and the Crimea, the Russian Chapter of our Church launched its first official Internet server as of October 15. It is located at http://www.ipc.od.ua. In addition to articles from Vestnik IPC, the official publication of the Odessa and Crimea Dioceses of True Russian Orthodox Church (this is the name under which the Ukrainian parishes of our Church are registered), the server features a historical background of ROCA, material on Orthodox teachings, a list of our Church-s clergy and parishes in the Ukraine, and other [suite...]

Date: 1998-11-01 08:20:00

Desafio 1X2 vol.III - semana 9

A primeira edição da liga ucraniana, após a dissolução da URSS, foi ganha pelo Tavriya Simferopol, mas todas as outras foram para o Dínamo Kiev (12) e Shakhtar Donetsk (4), que fizeram sempre 1º e 2º desde 1996-97. Esta época, o Shakhtar parecia ir fazer um brilharete na Liga dos Campeões, com a vitória em Basileia e a quase surpresa frente ao Barcelona, mas entretanto o Sporting quebrou-lhe os sonhos. O Dínamo também já teve um desgosto português, mas não descurou o campeonato nacional, seguindo em primeiro, com apenas cinco pontos perdidos. O Shakhtar é o rei dos empates [suite...]

Date: 2008-11-13 18:33:00

Civium Libertas: C. Mattogno: Hilberg e i «centri di sterminio ...

Il Servizio di Sicurezza affermava di aver ucciso a Simferopol in novembre 10.000 Ebrei e in dicembre dichiarò la città libera da Ebrei. Grazie a una serie di controprove riuscimmo a dimostrare che a Simferopol c’era stata una sola fucilazione di Ebrei un unico giorno, il 16 novembre. A Simferopol c’era una sola compagnia del Servizio di Sicurezza. Il luogo dell’esecuzione si trovava a 15 chilometri dalla città. Il numero delle vittime non può essere stato superiore a 300, e questi 300, secondo ogni probabilità, non erano solo Ebrei, ma una congerie di elementi vari [suite...]

Date: 2009-06-03 12:13:00

ChessBase.com - Chess News - Karjakin: 'I don't consider Magnus my ...

Whereas the first 4 DVDs of his series were systematically organised according to the distribution of material, Volume 6 continues the explanation of general endgame principles begun in Volume 5. The principles dealt with in this DVD are domination and prophylaxis, don’t be over-hasty, zugzwang and schematic thinking. More information... Kariakin: "At home, I have already done a course as a young father" The Guiness Book of Records holder spoke to Sevodnya Sport, about his life in Moscow after his change of citizenship, about his favourite restaurant, his domestic [suite...]

Date: 2010-01-07 00:00:00

Sebastopol : International Black Sea Club

The distance from Sebastopol to Kiev - 1,050 km; to Moscow - 1,500 km; to Yalta - 85 km; to Simferopol – 76 km. The city area is 864 square kilometers, which is equal to the territory of Moscow, New York City or Shanghai, taking into account the water area of internal sea bays, it exceeds 1,000 km2. Sebastopol got the name of hero-city from the people of the former Soviet Union in the first years of the World War II. The population of the city is 390 thousand persons of 28 nationalities. Administratively the city is divided on 4 districts – Leninskiy, Nakhimovskiy, Gagarinskiy and [suite...]

Date: 2009-04-30 09:29:54

My Simferopol Home: On Crimean Tatars, Or, Meet My Didactic Side

Today, I had a mani/pedi. My host mother, Ira (she's really like my host big sister) pictured below, runs a small subterranean salon where she also offers makeup tattoos and "depilatsiya" with sugar (a process shrouded in mystery, even after much questioning). But this was really only the very first thing that happened today. Ira offered me a mani/pedi practically upon my arrival last week, partly because I'm a guest in her home, but also because a co-worker of hers is a Tatar woman. So Gulnara, a pretty dyed-blond Tatar woman, told me an incredible story about her family's deportation from [suite...]

Date: 2008-02-04 20:06:00

ChessBase.com - Chess News - Kievchess wins the Ukrainian Team ...

Whereas the first 4 DVDs of his series were systematically organised according to the distribution of material, Volume 6 continues the explanation of general endgame principles begun in Volume 5. The principles dealt with in this DVD are domination and prophylaxis, don’t be over-hasty, zugzwang and schematic thinking. More information... Pictorial report by Georgiy Arzumanian and Anastasiya Karlovich This year the Ukrainian team championship was held in Alušta (Alushta), which is a little town on the Crimean peninsula in the northern part of the Black Sea. The town was founded [suite...]

Date: 2008-06-08 00:00:00

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