Ursula Haverbeck, infamous German Holocaust denier known as ‘Nazi grandma,’ dies at 96
Ursula Haverbeck spent years in prison for publicly insisting Auschwitz was not a death camp, among other lies
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Culture Google is answering search queries with AI now. What does that mean for Holocaust history?
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Culture J.K. Rowling didn’t want to be called a Holocaust denier. That backfired.
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Culture It wasn’t just the goblins — is J.K. Rowling doing Holocaust denial now?
The British author posted that Nazis did not persecute trans people. That's false.
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Opinion I didn’t understand Holocaust denial until Oct. 7
My survivor grandmother feared that no one would believe her. Now I know why.
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Opinion The final act of genocide is its denial
Before Israelis could even identify their dead, there were internet campaigns alleging their murderers didn't do it
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