Interview 2012 - With Carolyn Yeager - Part 1 [Vincent Reynouard]

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Saturday Afternoon with Carolyn Yeager: Interview with Vincent Reynouard – Parts 1 & 2 (9 June 2012)

Website of Interviewer: https://carolynyeager.net/
And: https://thewhitenetwork.com/

Carolyn Yeager talks with French Revisionist Vincent Reynouard about his life and work. Some of the topics of discussion are:
- Vincent’s first revisionist work – he was introduced to the “Holocaust” at age 14.
- The various prosecutions and convictions lodged against him: Six since 1992.
- His work, from brochures, pamphlets and a book on Oradour sur Glane when he was still a public school teacher in the ’90's to his latest feature-length video, “Holocaust,” and his rebuttal of three “court historians” who challenged Robert Faurisson’s “No Holes, No Holocaust.”
- The discrepancy between the contemptuous “put-down” of revisionists as cranks and “deniers”… and the number of special laws passed in Western nations, extending even to the UN (!), to shut them up.
- What Revisionism could do if it had the money...

Source: https://t.me/VincentReynouardArchive/31

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