Denying the Holocaust¶
Lipstadt, D. E. (1993). Denying the Holocaust: The Growing Assault on Truth and Memory. Free Press.
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Primes¶
- Revisionism
- The revised postmortem preserves the original report as a numbered version, cites it explicitly, and documents what new evidence prompted revision—an evidentiary-base-vs-denialism distinction Lipstadt (1993) makes canonical for historiography but that applies symmetrically to engineering retrospectives.
This sourceCritical intervention establishing the structural distinction between historical revisionism (re-interpretation working from evidentiary base) and denialism (rejection of evidence).
- The revised postmortem preserves the original report as a numbered version, cites it explicitly, and documents what new evidence prompted revision—an evidentiary-base-vs-denialism distinction Lipstadt (1993) makes canonical for historiography but that applies symmetrically to engineering retrospectives.
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