The Truth, the Whole Truth, and, er, Nothing Like the
Truth?
During his interview with Tasdok Yecheskeli on February 2, 1997, he
cites an early David Irving contention that "...fewer Jews died during the
the entire war than the British killed during one single bombing raid
on one German city on one night."
Irving, however, during an Australian radio interview, in July of 1995,
fully 19 months before this Zundel interview, Irving said:
Why, one must ask, did Mr. Zundel conceal this statement from the
reporter, when it was clearly a repudiation of Irving's earlier
testimony, to which Zundel referred? (This is the true mark of the
"revisionist scholar.")
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I think, like any scientist, I'd have to give you a range of figures
and I'd have to say a minimum of one million, which is a monstrous
crime, and a maximum of
about four million, depending on what you mean by killed. If putting
people into a concentration camps where they die of barbarity and
typhus and epidemics
is killing then I would say the four million figure because,
undoubtedly, huge numbers did die in the camps in the conditions that
were very evident at the
end of the war.