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Materials include five bound copies (volumes XIII, XIV, XV, XVI, and XVII) of court proceedings for the duration of Dr. Browning’s expert witness testimony about the historical fact of the Holocaust. Materials include two bound copies (volumes XXXV and XXXVI) of the jury verdict, final judgement, and sentencing.

Information packet prepared by Canadian Jewish Congress about Crown v. Zündel in 1986. Materials regarding freedom of speech and revisionist history and correspondence with David Irving.

A complete printed copy of the court judgement regarding Zündel’s application for an appeal of the ruling for his conviction in 1989. Includes correspondence with Pearson.

Includes copy of Ernst Zündel’s revisionist pamphlet, “Did Six Million Really Die?” and an annotated copy by Dr. Browning. Materials regarding the 1988 Leuchter Report including an original copy, review article, and correspondence (in German) with Werner Wegner on a scholarly publication and review of the report.

Newspaper articles from The Washington Post, The Chronicle of Higher Education, and The New York Post discussing the planning, opening, and role of the Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C. Also includes one program from the Holocaust Museum, entitled Genocide in Yugoslavia During the Holocaust.

Various articles, chapters, and publications in German and English about Holocaust studies. Some articles are written by Browning and others are about Browning.

Includes print (online and newspaper copies) of interviews about Browning—the release of his books, his experiences, and his awards. Articles and interviews are both in English and German.

Includes articles, correspondence, and pamphlets about Holocaust Studies in various publications including Kappan, and The New York Review.

Includes print (online and newspaper copies) of interviews about Browning—the release of his books, his experiences, and his awards. Articles and interviews are both in English and German.

Materials pertaining to Dr. Browning’s work as a scholar, but which do not directly involve or mention Dr. Browning. Includes one flier about a Holocaust-related lecture given by Dr. Browning’s colleagues, conference programs, newspaper articles dealing with Holocaust-related issues, and one review of a book written by a fellow scholar.