Book publication coincides with Holocaust Remembrance Day
This week’s launch of a new book titled ‘DEBUNKING HOLOCAUST DENIAL THEORIES: Two Non-Jews Affirm the Historicity of the
Nazi Genocide’ appropriately coincides with Yom HaShoah, Israel’s day of remembrance (May 4/5) for the six million Jews
who perished in the Holocaust.
Written by New Zealand father-and-son writing team Lance and James Morcan in close consultation with Holocaust survivors
and World War Two historians, no stone is left unturned in meticulously verifying the historical facts of the genocide.
The Morcans, who as the book’s title suggests are Gentiles, present a wide array of sources including Nazi
documentation, eyewitness accounts, scientific reports and shocking photographic evidence to shut down the debate
deniers wish to create.
‘Debunking Holocaust Denial Theories’, which was published by Sterling Gate Books, is already attracting critical
acclaim.
In her review Pam Blevins, Regional Museum Educator at United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, describes it as
“Excellent book to debunk denial theories”.
Ms Blevin’s review reads in part: “It is well researched and well thought out… In this well documented book, they (the
authors) attack five areas deniers talk about and prove the deniers wrong… They discuss the 6 million number figure that
deniers claim is wrong; the gas chamber exterminations that are claimed to be false… They use Nazi documents, survivor
accounts, eyewitness accounts, scientific tests and results, and photographs (almost entirely Nazi photographs) to prove
their case… The book is a must read for students of the Holocaust and World War II as well as for deniers or those who
are conflicted as to the authenticity of the Holocaust.”
Speaking from Sydney, Australia, today, author and filmmaker James Morcan says the book was inspired by the alarming
rise in anti-Semitism globally.
“We endeavour to show readers that anti-Semitism is not only the root cause of every form of Holocaust denial, but also
the reason for the relentless persecution of the Jews since Biblical times,” says Morcan. “Hopefully, our book will give
the deniers something to think about as well as helping those who wish to learn more about WW2 and the Nazi
extermination camps.”
‘Debunking Holocaust Denial Theories’ is exclusive to Amazon and is available as a Kindle eBook via http://www.amazon.com/DEBUNKING-HOLOCAUST-DENIAL-THEORIES-Historicity-ebook/dp/B01EYY7T7Y/
A paperback version of the book will follow.
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