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von Poop · 16-05-2008, 09:51 AM

Morning.

Belgian traitor Leon Degrelle wrote a rather repellent letter to the Pope in 1979 relating to Auschwitz.
It's something of a classic in denialist balls.

Just trying to find a source I can copy the entire text from. So far I can only find abridged copies on respectable sites. The full text/pdf versions seem to be on pages I can't bring myself to download or quote anything from due to their nazi/denialist nature.
I'd like to see one that there was less chance of an editors pencil having been applied to.

Anybody know a source? (great caution always required when looking for web-sources on denial, so many sites masking their political intentions beneath claims for 'real history'...)

Anything on how this 'hero' is perceived in Belgium would be interesting too.

Cheers,
Adam.

16-05-2008, 09:51 AM	#1 (permalink)
von Poop I Like Tanks. Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Perfidious Albion. Posts: 7,687	Degrelle's letter to the Pope. Morning. Belgian traitor Leon Degrelle wrote a rather repellent letter to the Pope in 1979 relating to Auschwitz. It's something of a classic in denialist balls. Just trying to find a source I can copy the entire text from. So far I can only find abridged copies on respectable sites. The full text/pdf versions seem to be on pages I can't bring myself to download or quote anything from due to their nazi/denialist nature. I'd like to see one that there was less chance of an editors pencil having been applied to. Anybody know a source? (great caution always required when looking for web-sources on denial, so many sites masking their political intentions beneath claims for 'real history'...) Anything on how this 'hero' is perceived in Belgium would be interesting too. Cheers, Adam. __________________ It's only the Internet.