johnmortons
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fair enough, i didn't want to base my arguments on my education per se anyway and am well aware of how many people go through academia without learning much.
i am a bit confused by what you mean with "new evidences" and why you think this is so important given that the "old" evidence is not refuted ...but pick for instance Christopher Browning's book "Ordinary Men" (about 10 years old now i think). As far as I know he went through substantial amounts of primary evidence (official files, letters, etc.) which had not been examined before to explore the extermination-work of a particular unit of the Einsatzgruppen in Eastern Europe and their motivations. So, this is an example of 'new' evidence of a particular aspect of the holocaust.
also, browning did not at all agree with all other historians, in particular, he was locked into a fierce debate with Goldhagen. however, not about the basic facts of the holocaust but over the motivations of the perpetrators
I just wanna know if they came up with new evidences
i am a bit confused by what you mean with "new evidences" and why you think this is so important given that the "old" evidence is not refuted ...but pick for instance Christopher Browning's book "Ordinary Men" (about 10 years old now i think). As far as I know he went through substantial amounts of primary evidence (official files, letters, etc.) which had not been examined before to explore the extermination-work of a particular unit of the Einsatzgruppen in Eastern Europe and their motivations. So, this is an example of 'new' evidence of a particular aspect of the holocaust.
also, browning did not at all agree with all other historians, in particular, he was locked into a fierce debate with Goldhagen. however, not about the basic facts of the holocaust but over the motivations of the perpetrators