Cataloging Holocaust Revisionism

[Jean Warnke]

This question (and its answer) actually lead to a serious debate:  How does
one catalog books on holocaust revisionism?  I would appreciate serious
replies, especially from academic libraries.  So far, my selections of such
items have been scholarly examinations of the flaws underlying revisionist
arguments, so in a sense I've avoided the issue.  But I am sure that we will
someday acquire revisionist texts, and I'd like to know how others are
dealing with this.  
 
Since this is off of Web-related topics, except by a stretch, please respond
privately to me.

Thanks.

Jean Warnke, Director
Library Services, Aims College Library
Aims Community College
Greeley, CO
jwarnke at aims.edu
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>Actually, a more interesting question is whether a library should stock
>books on holocaust revisionism?
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>	Sure, why not?  Fiction has been accepted in libraries for some
>time now.
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