Holocaust Handbooks

Holocaust Handbooks is a scholarly project established in 2000, dedicated to revising and critically examining the historical narratives surrounding the Holocaust. It features an extensive series of publications, including over 50 volumes that explore specific camps, broader themes, and critical overviews from a revisionist perspective. Key titles range from "Dissecting the Holocaust" to "Auschwitz: Plain Facts," offering in-depth analyses that aim to attract both academic respect and general readership interest.

In addition to books, the brand extends its reach through the Holocaust Documentaries series, launched in 2015, which seeks to present high-definition films summarizing the findings of revisionist research. Despite challenges such as the deletion of content from YouTube, the series continues to promote a diverse range of documentaries, aiming to enlighten viewers with critical viewpoints. All publications are peer-reviewed, ensuring a level of academic integrity, while the project's non-profit nature emphasizes its commitment to disseminating knowledge rather than profit-making.