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Professor Deborah Lipstadt Discusses Holocaust Deniers.

Professor Deborah Lipstadt examines a chilling new trend in historical revisionism: disavowing the deaths of six million Jews in Nazi concentration camps. Her book, "Denying the Holocaust" (Free Press) traces the rise of this reversal: the change in influence of these practitioners as isolated pamphleteers and cranks forty years ago to the point today, where a poll found one fifth of the American public think it seems "possible" that the Holocaust never happened. (REBROADCAST FROM 7/14/93).

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Other segments from the episode on December 17, 1993

Fresh Air with Terry Gross, December 17, 1993: Interview with Rafael Scharf; Interview with Deborah Lipstadt; Review of the film "The Pelican Brief."

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