I apologise, i was working up the post, sorry for confusion, iirc that comes from Irvings site rather than a Edu resource,and is one of his cliams rejected by the court.David Thompson wrote:Hanny -- The link works fine, but I'm not seeing the quote from Ms. Lipstadt.
Bismarck's use of "ausrotten"
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Hanny -- I used the search function already. A search for "Lipstadt" doesn't show the quote, and after I took your suggestion and searched for "vergasen," I still didn't see Ms. Lipstadt saying that "the word 'vergasen' exclusively is used for Gas chambers and does not exist elsewhere."
Later -- Thanks for the acknowledgement, Hanny.
Later -- Thanks for the acknowledgement, Hanny.
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I was going the other way, the term was used in Irvings trail, and the expert witnesses explained the historical texts contents, Irving claimed Lipstadt did what she did not do, on a website, i just went about showing this is wrong another way.David Thompson wrote:Hanny -- I used the search function already. A search for "Lipstadt" doesn't show the quote, and after I took your suggestion and searched for "vergasen," I still didn't see Ms. Lipstadt saying that "the word 'vergasen' exclusively is used for Gas chambers and does not exist elsewhere."
Later -- Thanks for the acknowledgement, Hanny.
http://www.hdot.org/en/trial/defense/va ... en#page634 Essentialy its a linguistic argumnent that the court found, against!
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