National Socialist Germany revisionism

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National Socialist Germany revisionism is most well-known for Holocaust revisionism, but revisionists have criticized many other aspects of the politically correct view on National Socialist Germany.

History

National Socialist Germany revisionists and dissidents do not necessarily agree with one another, and do not necessarily think that every aspect of the mainstream view on the "Third Reich" is incorrect; are not necessarily uncritical of National Socialist Germany, and are not necessarily be National Socialists themselves.

Many aspects of the politically-correct view on National Socialist Germany (not just the Holocaust) are considered to be official "Truths" that in some countries are forbidden from being freely discussed and re-researched. Thus, so called "Holocaust denial" laws may actually forbid all discussion and research that criticize any of the alleged crimes and war crimes of National Socialist Germany.[1]

Important topics

Adolf Hitler
Allied psychological warfare
Book burning/censorship and National Socialist Germany
Claimed mass killings of Germans by the WWII Allies
Claimed mass killings of non-Jews by National Socialist Germany
Clean Wehrmacht
Degenerate art
Foreign military volunteers and National Socialist Germany
Gestapo
Kristallnacht
Lebensborn
Lebensraum
Master race
Munich Putsch
National Socialism and occultism
National Socialist Germany and forced labor
National Socialist Germany and partisans/resistance movements
National Socialist Germany's nuclear weapons program
Nazi
Night of the Long Knives
Nuremberg trials
Pre-WWII anti-National Socialist Germany boycott
Revisionist views on the causes of the World Wars
Soviet offensive plans controversy
Subhumans
Superior orders
The Holocaust
The World Wars and mass starvation‎

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