Author Nicholson Baker thinks Britain should have made peace with Hitler. Jew David Aaronovitch reports

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(Guess what the Jew thinks.)

Even with the usual lies contained in that book (good luck getting published a truly Revisionist work today), it’s still an important development in thinking.

IN THE Los Angeles Times a few weeks ago, the middlebrow American eclecticist and historian Mark Kurlansky told his readers that a new piece of writing “may be one of the most important books you will ever read”. The work was Human Smoke, by the novelist Nicholson Baker, a factual venture into the origins of the Second World War. Human Smoke, Kurlansky said, demonstrated “that World War II was one of the biggest, most carefully plotted lies in modern history”.

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