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Subject Three Banned Revisionist History Books Rescued from the Memory Hole!
Date February 15, 2023 1:21 PM
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THREE BANNED REVISIONIST HISTORY BOOKS RESCUED FROM THE MEMORY HOLE!
_Award-winning historian Mike Walsh has been banned and censored by
the biggest printers and websites in the world, but BARNES REVIEW
PUBLISHING has stepped in to help bring his books back into print.
Here are the first three—with more of his amazing works planned over
the next year._
Adolf Hitler: My Last Testament— Let God Judge Me
[HITLER LAST TESTAMENT]
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By Mike Walsh. Adolf Hitler said he was dumbfounded as “an enormous
human dragon slowly uncoiled itself before me.” The young
laborer’s description of a protest march calling for work and bread
perhaps inspired Hitler to join the revolt against the oppression of
the working class. Whatever challenges Germany faced, the highly
decorated war veteran would not blame the Jews, for he had earlier
remarked that anti-Semitism was repugnant. There is much that is
enigmatic about this individual drawn from the great masses of
humanity to become nearly as popular as any religious figure. No other
leader in history has achieved more in uniting social classes across
frontiers and inspiring those of various religions and races. So far,
an estimated 750,000 book titles have been published on The Third
Reich. Hitler’s Mein Kampf is more widely read today than ever
before. Yet, few books actually record the rise of the Third Reich in
Adolf Hitler’s own words. Drawn from his speeches and media
interviews My Last Testament is Hitler’s self-assessment, but it
also includes personal observations about the Führer from many
others as well. As such, it is an invaluable first-hand source of
information for scholars of the period. 
SOFTCOVER, 195 PAGES, $25 PLUS $5 S&H INSIDE THE U.S. . Order this
book by clicking here
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HEROES HANG WHEN TRAITORS TRIUMPH: MARTYRS OF WORLD WAR II
[HEROES HANG]
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By Mike Walsh. Character assassination inevitably follows a defeat in
war. Had peace terms with National Socialist Germany been equitable,
it is likely that non-German figures since denigrated would be more
accurately portrayed by modern media. Had Hitler’s Germany defeated
the forces of the British, Soviet and American empires, then one can
presume London’s Whitehall would be Adolf Hitler Esplanade whilst
Hyde Park would have been renamed Lawrence of Arabia Park. Norway’s
monuments would celebrate Vidkun Quisling and the revered writer Knut
Hamsun. Romania would pay tribute to Corneliu Codreanu whilst in
Ireland, Britain and New York, instead of statues to Lenin, the name
of Irish-American William Joyce might be affixed to great shopping
malls. Few people hate these figures as they simply do not know them.
What they do hate are mythical figures that victors’ propaganda
makes them out to be. Heroes Hang when Traitors Triumph gives a
different perspective of such vilified foes. Its author reminds us
that victors’ propaganda turns saints into sinners. Here are the
spin-free true stories of men who set examples of great courage and
fortitude for the best reasons yet since had their reputations defiled
by fake history.. 
SOFTCOVER, 115 PAGES, $20 PLUS $5 S&H INSIDE THE U.S. . Order this
book by clicking here
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LIFE IN THE REICH: HITLER’S GERMANY—1933 –1945
[LIFE IN THE REICH]
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By Mike Walsh. The standard of living and quality of life in
Hitler’s Third Reich was far superior to elsewhere in the developed
world. Ordinary German workers enjoyed a lifestyle previously reserved
for the upper classes of the West. Hitler’s Germany led the world in
fashion, medicine, cinema, lifestyle, manufacturing, transport
infrastructure, public facilities, cutting-edge science, healthcare
and education. For good reason, the Germans were the cheeriest people
on Earth. The claim that this was achieved through investment in
militarism is absurd. Despite being war economies, the debt-ridden
U.S. and European Union suffer the collapse of their infrastructure
whilst their indebted populations live a hand-to-mouth existence.
Prosperity in the Reich set an example that damns the hideous failures
of the mutually supportive capitalist and communist systems. A taboo
topic for media and palace publishers, Life in the Reich by Mike Walsh
was removed by Amazon because it dared to show Hitler’s Germany as
it was and not as the propagandists would have us believe it was.
Mainstream media and court publishers consider this a taboo topic
because they don’t want you to know in case you draw the right
conclusions. 
SOFTCOVER, 120 PAGES, $18 PLUS $5 S&H INSIDE THE U.S. . Order this
book by clicking here
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