Holocaust denial movement

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The Holocaust denial movement is a network of individuals and groups who falsely claim that the Nazi genocide of six million Jews either did not occur or has been grossly exaggerated, often to promote antisemitic and extremist ideologies.

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instanceOf antisemitic movement
conspiracy theory movement
historical negationist movement
activeIn Europe NERFINISHED
Middle East NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
claims Holocaust death toll is grossly exaggerated
Holocaust is a hoax
Holocaust was fabricated for political and financial gain
contradictedBy Nazi documents and orders
Nuremberg Trials documentation
forensic evidence from extermination camps
overwhelming historical evidence
perpetrator confessions
survivor testimonies
criminalizedIn Austria NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
Germany NERFINISHED
several other European countries
denies Holocaust NERFINISHED
existence of Nazi extermination camps
intentional Nazi policy of extermination of Jews
systematic Nazi genocide of six million Jews
use of gas chambers for mass murder
disseminatedVia conferences and meetings
pamphlets and self-published books
social media
websites and online forums
emerged after World War II
intensified during the late 20th century
motivatedBy antisemitism
far-right extremism
racism
opposedBy Holocaust education programs
Jewish organizations
anti-racism organizations
promotes antisemitism
extremist ideologies
neo-Nazi ideology
white supremacism
recognizedAs form of antisemitism
hate propaganda
historical revisionism in bad faith
rejectedBy Holocaust museums and memorial institutions NERFINISHED
international scholarly organizations
major academic institutions
professional historians
subjectTo hate speech laws in some countries
uses conspiracy theories
forged or misrepresented documents
misinterpretation of survivor testimony
pseudoscience
selective use of historical evidence

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David Irving movement Holocaust denial movement