What consequences have revisionists suffered for their conclusions?
Since at least the 1970’s revisionist authors and researchers have met with not only with derision from other historians and authors, but also with court fines, imprisonment, assault, arson attacks against their homes and offices, loss of employment, of pensions, revocation of academic degrees, exclusion from entering some countries, expulsion from other countries. A popular magazine in Japan was shut down after printing a revisionist article. A revisionist book published in Germany was ordered destroyed by a German court-every copy was to be burned! Revisionist WWWeb sites have been shut down without warning for their content. Discussions of revisionist findings on various online services have been cut off by the services.
Since at least the 1970’s revisionist authors and researchers have met with not only with derision from other historians and authors, but also with court fines, imprisonment, assault, arson attacks against their homes and offices, loss of employment, of pensions, revocation of academic degrees, exclusion from entering some countries, expulsion from other countries.
Since at least the 1970’s revisionist authors and researchers have met with not only with derision from other historians and authors, but also with court fines, imprisonment, assault, arson attacks against their homes and offices, loss of employment, of pensions, revocation of academic degrees, exclusion from entering some countries, expulsion from other countries. A popular magazine in Japan was shut down after printing a revisionist article. A revisionist book published in Germany was ordered destroyed by a German court-every copy was to be burned! Revisionist WWWeb sites have been shut down without warning for their content. Discussions of revisionist findings on various online services have been cut off by the services.
Since at least the 1970’s revisionist authors and researchers have met with not only with derision from other historians and authors, but also with court fines, imprisonment, assault, arson attacks against their homes and offices, loss of employment, of pensions, revocation of academic degrees, exclusion from entering some countries, expulsion from other countries. A popular magazine in Japan was shut down after printing a revisionist article. A revisionist book published in Germany was ordered destroyed by a German court-every copy was to be burned! Revisionist World Wide Web (WWW) sites have been shut down without warning for their content. Discussions of revisionist findings on various on-line services have been cut off by the services. Source: Watch the news wires.
