The Forbidden Holocaust: The Holocaust and the Philosophy of Extermination among the Jews
(الهولوكوست المحرم المحرقة وفلسفة الابادة عند اليهود)

Title The Forbidden Holocaust: The Holocaust and the Philosophy of Extermination among the Jews
Title Original الهولوكوست المحرم المحرقة وفلسفة الابادة عند اليهود
Author Al-Madani, Muhammad Nimr
Author Original المدني، محمد نمر
Publication Date: 1428
Publication Place Damascus, Syria - Damascus, Syria: Dar Qutaiba for printing, publishing and distribution
Subject History
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 320
Physical Dimensions 320 صفحة
Library: University of Minnesota Libraries
Library Asset ID OCLC: 227163080, LCCN: 2008323656
Record ID cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_241494318
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Date 1428
Notes All researchers and historians who worked to investigate the Holocaust lie kept their research limited to an aspect related to tangible evidence such as documents, testimonies, narratives, and the remains of Nazi Germans. Despite studying the dimensions and characteristics of the Holocaust, they all fell into the dilemma of the Zionist blackout and siege of the Holocaust issue, and they all remained, like other Westerners, victims of that lie. None of the Western researchers dared to search for the Biblical origins of the lie because they fell into the trap of Zionism and the problem of the doctrine of genocide and its sanctification, which was brought about by Zionism and imposed on the minds of individuals all over the world, when it made genocide a sacred icon whose holiness surpasses Christianity and its symbols, Islam and its Messenger, and allowed the violation of all Christian and Islamic sanctities and did not allow research or consideration. Sanctification of the icon. Zionism also strived to impose the sanctity of its alleged book of the Torah on Western Christians, and from here it is difficult for a Christian who is deceived by the holiness of the Torah to refute its texts and beliefs. -- Bibliography: page 318.
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The Forbidden Holocaust: The Holocaust and the Philosophy of Extermination among the Jews

(الهولوكوست المحرم المحرقة وفلسفة الابادة عند اليهود)
Author Al-Madani, Muhammad Nimr
Author Original المدني، محمد نمر
Publication Date 1428
Publication Place Damascus, Syria - Damascus, Syria: Dar Qutaiba for printing, publishing and distribution
Subject History
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 320
Physical Dimensions 320 صفحة
Library University of Minnesota Libraries
Library Asset ID OCLC: 227163080, LCCN: 2008323656
Record ID cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_241494318
Library Location Request
Date 1428
Notes All researchers and historians who worked to investigate the Holocaust lie kept their research limited to an aspect related to tangible evidence such as documents, testimonies, narratives, and the remains of Nazi Germans. Despite studying the dimensions and characteristics of the Holocaust, they all fell into the dilemma of the Zionist blackout and siege of the Holocaust issue, and they all remained, like other Westerners, victims of that lie. None of the Western researchers dared to search for the Biblical origins of the lie because they fell into the trap of Zionism and the problem of the doctrine of genocide and its sanctification, which was brought about by Zionism and imposed on the minds of individuals all over the world, when it made genocide a sacred icon whose holiness surpasses Christianity and its symbols, Islam and its Messenger, and allowed the violation of all Christian and Islamic sanctities and did not allow research or consideration. Sanctification of the icon. Zionism also strived to impose the sanctity of its alleged book of the Torah on Western Christians, and from here it is difficult for a Christian who is deceived by the holiness of the Torah to refute its texts and beliefs. -- Bibliography: page 318.
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