April 26, 2010
Carolyn Yeager & Günter Deckert discuss European Politics. Topics include:
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April 19, 2010
Today’s show is in two parts:
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April 12 , 2010
Dr. Wilhelm Kriessmann returns as Carolyn’s guest to discuss:
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April 5, 2010
Carolyn Yeager discusses:
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March 29, 2010
Carolyn Yeager interviews Arthur Topham, a Canadian publisher & editor fighting a legal battle against B’nai Brith Canada, which filed a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Commission in 2007. Topics include:
About Arthur Topham
Arthur Topham is the publisher and editor of Canada’s alternative news network, RadicalPress.com, founded in 1998. Since November of 2007, he has been involved in a legal battle with B’nai Brith Canada, which filed a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Commission under the controversial Section 13 legislation contained in the Canadian Human Rights Act alleging that he and his website were contriving to promote hatred affecting persons identifiable as Jews and/or as citizens of Israel. The case has been ongoing now for over two years and is currently being processes by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal.
Arthur Topham’s website is located at RadicalPress.com; extensive documentation related to his fight for freedom of speech in Canada can be found here.
March 23, 2010
Carolyn Yeager interviews Günter Deckert. Topics include:
About Günter Deckert
Günter Deckert is a well-known German nationalist from the historic Heidelberg area of Baden-Württemberg, he led the National Democratic Party of Germany from 1991 to 1996. In April 1995, after being persecuted with political trials, he was sentenced to two years in prison without probation. While in prison, he was charged with “incendiarism” again because of a letter he wrote from prison and was sentenced to two more years, plus 3 months. Thus, he knows well the judicial system of Germany.
Info on new book
German title: Die Mannheimer Ketzerprozesse (§ 130 – Volksverhetzung / Holo…) gegen Ernst Zündel, Germar Rudolf und Sylvia Stolz 2005 – 2009.
[English translation: The Mannheimer Heretical Trials (§ 130 German penal code: incitement to public uproar / Holo...) against Ernst Zündel, Germar Rudolf and Sylvia Stolz, 2005–2009]
304 pages, soft cover, 21 € (shipping overseas) + 4 € = 25 €
The documentation also contains an update of § 130 (latest High Court decision of November 2009), the text of § 130, a press review, some pages (158 – 161) in English, TBR March/April 2007, pp. 46-49, “warrant” of Günter Deckert / English translation can be gotten from James M. Damon ([email protected])
To order: Write [email protected] or send money (Euros or sum in USD) to Guenter Deckert at Pf. 100 245, (D) 69442 Weinheim/B. (Pf = Postfach or P.O.Box)
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March 15, 2010
Carolyn talks with World War II Wehrmacht veteran and Luftwaffe bomber pilot Wilhelm Kriessmann (pictured right in 1940 enlarge) about the political climate in Austria during his youth in the 1920s and ’30s; then his wartime and post-war experiences. Kriessmann was incarcerated in the British concentration camp for political prisoners at Wolfsberg for nine months after his return to his family home in Sept. 1945; then for a further eight months at Camp Wetzelsdorf before being released in 1947 and continuing his education.
About Wilhelm Kriessmann
Listeners can learn more about Wilhelm Kriessmann’s WWII experiences here and here.
Dr. Kriessmann received his Ph.D. at Gratz University in Austria. After a few years in the Trade Ministry, he was appointed Austrian Trade Commissioner for the U.S. west coast in 1953, which led to his eventual permanent move to California. In more recent years he turned to writing - publishing many articles and features in German-American periodicals. He has always been an avid sportsman, with a special fondness for the ski slopes, long biking trips and tennis.
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March 8, 2010
Carolyn Yeager discusses:
Related article: Denis Avey: The Man Who Would Be Righteous
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March 1, 2010
The Heretics’ Hour Debut show!
Carolyn Yeager discusses:
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“The Heretics’ Hour” is a two-hour program currently broadcasting every Monday at 9 p.m. Eastern time (6 p.m. Pacific). Carolyn deals with controversial subject matter: World War II real history, Holocaust revisionism, race and free speech issues.
“The Heretics’ Hour” premiered as a one-hour show on March 1, 2010 on the Voice of Reason Network. It moved to The White Network in May 2012, with the first program on May 28. The archives of those two years of programs at VoR can be found there and also here. The entire archive of The Heretics' Hour can only be found here at carolynyeager.net.
About Carolyn Yeager
Carolyn Yeager is a revisionist writer and Internet radio personality who is best known for her investigative articles on Holocaust frauds such as Elie Wiesel, Denis Avey and Irene Zisblatt. She also carried out a major project in partnership with Wilhelm Mann (Kriessmann), translating chapters of Hermann Giesler’s Ein Anderer Hitler (Another Hitler) from German to English … the first such translations ever done. These translations, along with supporting articles and commentary, were published in thirteen issues of The Barnes Review (TBR) history magazine from November 2008 to June 2011. Other articles by Carolyn have been published in TBR, at the Inconvenient History Revisionist Blog, in the Saxon Messenger magazine, and on Carolyn’s website .
Carolyn is the author of Auschwitz: The Underground Guided Tour-What the Tour Guides Don’t Tell You at Auschwitz-Birkenau, published by TBR in March 2010. Information on purchasing the book is here. Carolyn also runs the popular website Elie Wiesel Cons The World that examines the false testimony of the world’s most famous Holocaust survivor.
The Heretics’ Hour with Carolyn Yeager made its inaugural broadcast on Voice of Reason Network on March 1, 2010 and ran weekly until May 14, 2012. It went from a one-hour to a two-hour program in Sept. 2011. All the original programs are archived at carolynyeager.net. Carolyn had for a time a daily program, The Revisionist Report, which ran from May 7 until August 25, 2011 on Republic Broadcasting Network. She has also been a guest on several other radio programs which are archived here.
Email: carolyn at carolynyeager dot net
Intro and outro music is from Les Preludes by Franz Liszt
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