This video is one of the most hard-hitting interviews that Ernst Zundel ever gave to one of his political enemies. A stunning interview addressing the centuries-old enmity between the Germans and the Jews... The video is about 120 minutes long, with a introduction by Ernst Zundel explaining and showing just some of the MANY books in his possession (authored by Jews!) that he used in answering many of the questions presented to him in conjunction with this particular interview.
Does anyone know who the Author was of the last book he mentioned called the Tragedy?
I could find all the rest of them on Archive, but too many other books about greek and other tragedies.
Zundel held no punches, though the sephardi journalist tried every possible method to box him into a corner to fit a narrative. RIP Ernst Zundel, I only wish your materials were still available.
Thank you White Rabbit for having saved all of this material, it is so important, and as another poster stated, these videos need to be in as many peoples hands as possible to ensure they aren't disappeared like Zundels work has been. Again new resources supplied by all the books he named at the beginning and throughout the interview. I ask again for help in deciphering the last book mentioned at the beginning "The Tragedy".
Great interview! Ernst Zunder was a brave man, we need more like him.
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Does anyone know who the Author was of the last book he mentioned called the Tragedy?
I could find all the rest of them on Archive, but too many other books about greek and other tragedies.
Zundel held no punches, though the sephardi journalist tried every possible method to box him into a corner to fit a narrative. RIP Ernst Zundel, I only wish your materials were still available.
Thank you White Rabbit for having saved all of this material, it is so important, and as another poster stated, these videos need to be in as many peoples hands as possible to ensure they aren't disappeared like Zundels work has been. Again new resources supplied by all the books he named at the beginning and throughout the interview. I ask again for help in deciphering the last book mentioned at the beginning "The Tragedy".