The Whalen Report: Holocaust 101 w Germar Rudolf

In this episode of The Whalen Report, I sit down with Germar Rudolf, a chemist by training and longtime critic of mainstream Holocaust historiography. Rudolf is a highly controversial figure whose views have been widely rejected by established historians and have led to legal prosecution in multiple countries.

Regardless of one’s perspective, discussions about history, censorship, and the limits of inquiry remain central to any free society. This interview explores Rudolf’s personal background, the experiences that shaped his trajectory, and his arguments about free speech, academic independence, and the political pressures he believes influence historical research.

The conversation does not endorse any particular interpretation of historical events, but it examines why certain topics remain so tightly policed, and why some researchers argue that open debate—even on sensitive subjects—is essential to intellectual freedom.

Purchase your copy of the Holocaust Encyclopedia
http://holocaustencyclopedia.com

http://germarrudolph.com