The purpose of booklets is to provide information on single important issues associated with the Holocaust. Each category the list of booklets which you may print and use.
The following is a list of topics discussed in these documents:
Author: Jack Gostl
Implementation
- What is the extended background of the entire “Holocaust Wars Project”? (If you want me to believe you, tell me who you are!) (Page 1)
- What are the “real” wars involved in the Holocaust events? (Page 9)
- What are the underlying convictions and potential obstacles of suggested plans? (Page 32)
- What are the various incentives to achieve successful Holocaust presentations? (Page 62)
- What is the realistic assessment of PGC – The company targeted to implement the “defined mission”? (Page 82)
- Having answered the previous questions, revisit the question “What are the Holocaust’s real wars , and further, what is so special about the centennial memorial?” (Page 105)
- What are the execution plans for “Program 2035” and “Program TV”? (Page 115)
- What about films? (Page 125)
- What are candidate films based on flagship manuscripts? (Page 139)
- What are specific products? (Page 157)
Guidance
Single issue booklets that answer specific questions
- What makes JS an angry man?
- Some obvious questions about the holocaust.
- PGC’s founders beliefs
- Summaries of selected manuscripts from the Knowledgebase.
- What was the crime?
- What is Project Gideon Company?
- What is known/unknown about the Holocaust?
- What are the primary and companion manuscripts?
- What is the Holocaust’s refuse?
- What is the Knowledgebase history
Booklets
The purpose of booklets is to provide information on single important issues associated with the Holocaust. Each category the list of booklets which you may print and use.
Righteous Among Nations
An honorific used by the State of Israel to describe non-Jews who risked their lives during the Holocaust to save Jews from extermination by the Nazis for altruistic reasons. As of 1 January 2021, the award has been made to 27,921 people. This Yad Vashem highlights that the table is not representative of the effort or proportion of Jews saved per country, and notes that these numbers “are not necessarily an indication of the actual number of rescuers in each country but reflect the cases that were made available to Yad Vashem.
Below is a partial list.
| Country | Number of awards | Notable recipients |
| 7,177 | Jan Karski, Maria Kotarba, Irena Sendler, Irena Adamowicz | |
| 5,910 | Frits Philips, Jan Zwartendijk | |
| 4,150 | Anne Beaumanoir, Jeanne Brousse | |
| 2,673 | Klymentiy Sheptytsky | |
| 1,774 | Queen Elisabeth of Belgium | |
| 918 | Ona Šimaitė | |
| 876 | Endre Szervánszky, Sára Salkaházi | |
| 744 | Giorgio Perlasca, Gino Bartali, Giuseppe Girotti, Odoardo Focherini | |
| 676 | ||
| 641 | Oskar Schindler, Wilm Hosenfeld, Hans von Dohnanyi, Bernhard Lichtenberg |
A complete list can be found at this Wikipedia article.
Introduction
The following questions are answered by the booklets. There may not be a one-to-one correspondence to the titles of the booklets, however we believe that the user will have no trouble connecting the questions to the answers.
Jacob Sternberg on the Holocaust (Video)
The Iran Deal
Due to the timely considerations of re-signing the Iran Deal by the Biden administration. We provide an expanded critique by the New York Times and the Jewish Journal in The Opinion Book Volume 2 which deals with a wide panoramic view of the Middle East. We urge the reader who is interested to access the Holocausts Wars Opinions and Critiques Volume 2.
Although the author’s critiques were generated several years ago they are still valid.
The Totalitarian Mind
Badges
This is a selection of the badges that Jews were required to wear. Some were sewn onto clothing, others were worn as armbands. The words were the local languages.
