The softbound edition of Inconvenient History Volume IV is now available! Our fourth incredible softbound annual contains 436 pages of cutting-edge revisionist scholarship revealing the inconvenient truth on many aspects of recent history.

Inconvenient History Volume IV contains all the content from our 4 issues from 2012. You will receive a softbound book with the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter issues of Inconvenient History.

This volume is jam-packed with hard-hitting revisionism. In this volume you'll get Germar Rudolf's "Resistance is Obligatory," Daniel Mc Gowan's "Ritual Defamation: A Contemporary Academic Example," Klaus Schwensen's "Stephen F. Pinter: An Early Revisionist," Thomas Dalton's "A Postcard from Treblinka," Rich Siegel's "The Palestinians as an 'Invented People,'" K.R. Bolton's "Historical Revisionism and 'Relativising the Holocaust,'" Carlo Mattogno's "Christian Gerlach and the 'Extermination Camp' at Mogilev," Nigel Jackson's "John Demjanjuk: The Man More Sinned Against," Thomas Dalton's "A Postcard from Auschwitz," Klaus Schwensen's "On the Roads of Truth: Searching for Warwich Hester," K.R. Bolton's "Count Potocki de Montalk and the Katyn Manifesto," Germar Rudolf's "A Revisionist in Prision," Thomas Kues's "Three Books on Treblinka," Klaus Schwensen's "The Number of Victims of Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp (1936-1945)," Thomas Kues's "The Rumbula Massacre: A Critical Examination of the Facts, Part 1," Ralph Raico's "And the War Came," Nigel Jackson's "Unholy Pursuit: the Charles Zentai Case in Australia," Jett Rucker's "Why They Said There Were Gas Cahmbers - or, Sing for Your Life!," Nemo Anonymous, "From the Memoirs of a German Soldier," Robert Bartec's "Smoking Crematory Chimney at Auschwitz: A Correction."

But that's not all! You'll also get all of our challenging editorials, informative book reviews and commentary.

No revisionist library is complete without this volume.

For the online contents of this volume visit this volume's webpage.