New film from Denierbud -- Lying To The Troops: Early Origins Of The Holocaust Myth

[Wetzelrad]

This film deals primarily with three early gassing stories which arose from Allied propaganda efforts. It was apparently dropped on X with no fanfare:
https://x.com/denierbud/status/1934328918880006629

Eric Hunt also uploaded it on his Museum channel here:


Here are some timestamps and notes for your convenience.

00:28 Gestapo Torture Chamber film and story at the Balard Shooting Range in Paris

• "PWB" is credited for a set of photos, probably referring to the US Army Psychological Warfare Branch
• Another source given is Alix D'Unienville (British Special Operations Executive)

06:21 News story of a "Nazi Murder Clinic" at Hadamar

• Andy Rooney (Stars and Stripes, later CBS)
• Brinkley Hamilton (British police and military)
• William R. Johnson (OSS, later CBS)
• William S. Paley (OSS, later owner of CBS)

16:20 CIA video on the OSS
19:36 The IMT and the OSS film Nazi Concentration Camps

• Edgar R. Kellogg (OSS)
• John Ford (OSS)
• George C. Stevens (OSS)
• James B. Donovan (OSS)
• Jack H. Taylor (OSS)

27:18 The misrepresentation of Nordhausen
29:29 "So why was the OSS lying to Americans?"
32:04 "5 Reasons Why The Holocaust Myth Is Bad"
42:50 Reason 1: The Holocaust myth is used to defend immigration
52:40 end

[Archie]

Excellent. I appreciate the original research he has been including in these videos. It's not just the same old stuff. With the two prior to this, it seemed he was experimenting with a more indirect approach which didn't draw an explicit connection to the Holocaust. The idea there might have been to circumvent censorship. Or perhaps it was just to get people to let their guard down and be more receptive. Here he has taken up the OSS/psych warfare themes of his earlier work but he is explicit in spelling out repeatedly the connection to the Holocaust. The explicit approach is probably more fitting for the social media era which does not reward subtlety.

It's great to see DB making videos again. He's a good dude. I remember he sent me some complimentary messages when I started posting on the old forum. Also said something about wanting to make videos again. Glad he made it happen.

You can see the beginnings of Denierbud, revisionist auteur, in some of the forum archives.
https://archive.codohforum.com/20230609 ... c6ace.html