Deborah E. Lipstadt (18 de diciembre de 2012). Denying the Holocaust: The Growing Assault on Truth and Memory. Simon and Schuster. ISBN978-1-4767-2748-6. «Modern Holocaust denial draws inspiration from a variety of sources. Among them are a legitimate historical tradition that was highly critical of government policies and believed that history was being used to justify these policies. The deniers consider themselves heirs of a group of influential American historians who were deeply disturbed by American involvement in World War I. These respected scholars, who called themselves revisionists, would have been appalled to learn of the purposes to which their arguments were put.»
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Una recensión crítica de la querelle y sus vínculos con la polémica política en Arno MayerThe Furies, Princeton University Press, 1999; una «querella» similar había comenzado en Alemania con los trabajos de Ernst Nolte y el intento de unificar las categorías de Nazismo y Comunismo bajo la denominación de totalitarismo cf. «Aux origines du totalitarisme: une querelle d'historiens qui reste actuelle» [1]
