Buchanan: Was the Holocaust Inevitable?

June 20, 2008 Was the Holocaust Inevitable? By Patrick J. Buchanan Share Your Comments "What Would Winston Do?"  So asks Newsweek's cover, which features a full-length photo of the prime minister his people voted the greatest Briton of them all. Quite a tribute, when one realizes Churchill's career coincides with the collapse of the British empire and the fall of his nation from world pre-eminence to third-rate power.          (Continued Below) Sponsored Content That the Newsweek cover was sparked by my book "Churchill, Hitler and The Unnecessary War" seems apparent, as one of the three essays, by Christopher Hitchens, was a scathing review. Though in places complimentary, Hitchens charmingly concludes: This book "stinks." Understandable. No Brit can easily concede my central thesis: The Brits kicked away their empire. Click here to continue reading Pat Buchanan's column Sponsored Content Click Here The worst books ever written Would the Communist tyrannies of the 20th Century have been possible if The Communist Manifesto had never been written? Would Hitler ever have come to power if he had never written Mein Kampf? Would we have AIDS if Alfred Kinsey hadn't "mainstreamed" homosexuality in Sexual Behavior in the Human Male? The answers are obvious. No doubt about it. There are some books the world would have been better off without. But such books should not be burned, say Professor Benjamin Wiker, author of the exciting new Ten Books That Screwed Up the World (and Five Others That Didn't Help). "Such a course of action is indefensible, if only for environmental reasons." Click here to learn more

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