[adonys]

guys, don't read more than I've wrote..

I don't have that book, and I even not read it yet. and I do not deny the holocaust, and I will not deny it until it is proved that it actually wasn't such a thing, I just said that a deeper look seems to be needed in it, that's all. you agree that looking for what really happened, searching for the truth, no matter which that truth is, is a desirable and moral quest, right? and is the base of history science, this search, record and preserve of the actual facts and truth, and not of any kind of propaganda rubbish.. and if the result is that something like holocaust wasn't really happening, they I'll always prefer the truth, than "cool" and easy believes.

concentration camps used for extermination (not simple concentration camps), are horrible, no matter who were the ones using them (and that include american concentration camps used for extermination, or the soviet ones). there's no justification for such a thing.

and please don't hijack this thread, it does not deserve it. it had enough of that until now.