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A new interesting library project takes off and is now officially launched !
It is run by a friend of us and this library archive has extensive resources which should interest many of us. There may be some minor quirks which the programmer needs to attend but all in all it appears to work without much fail.
24 Feb 2012 by Franz Holtzhäuser 
Filed in: General
I have just had a discussion with my colleague Mr. Eduard Drehner about the possibility of re-using our old templates for some of our letters, responses and articles as those were crafted with the objective of making it easier for people to read them - even if they were using a bad web-browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Drehner told me to ask the readers about this issue, so here we are.
17 Feb 2012 by Franz Holtzhäuser Filed in: General
Hate-Mail and Concerned Criticism
I did make a promise of uploading our meager index of Hate-Mail to the archive. I wrote earlier that this would be done tomorrow, however, seeing as I did have some extra time over I uploaded them today.
17 Feb 2012 by Franz Holtzhäuser Filed in: General
We've gathered some of the comments which we have received throughout the years. We have not received a lot of offensive hate-mail, a handful from what appears to be psychopathic people (I'll upload that tomorrow) - therefore one can say that, overall, the experience has been nothing but good!
17 Feb 2012 by Franz Holtzhäuser Filed in: General
The following are two letters of correspondence between Ernst Zündel and the person known for interpreting the Nuremberg documents: Carlos W. Porter.
16 Feb 2012 by Franz Holtzhäuser Filed in: History
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