Alexander Baron: Correspondence and other papers

Identifier
WL1111
Language of Description
English
Alt. Identifiers
  • 70966
Dates
1 Jan 1990 - 31 Jan 1999
Level of Description
Collection
Source
EHRI Partner

Biographical History

Alexander Baron describes himself as an 'independent researcher' and publishes his articles through Anglo-Hebrew Publishing.

Acquisition

Baron, A: Letters, pamphlet etc (A revisionist history of the 1960s...) 2x

Donated April 1994

Donor: Alexander Baron

Scope and Content

This collection consists of (mostly copy) correspondence between Alexander Baron and copy articles from a variety of newspapers and periodicals. The subject of the collection deals in particular with Alexander Baron's ongoing arguments with the editor of searchlight, Gerry Gable, centred on Baron's refutation of the charge of anti-semitism.

System of Arrangement

The material has been arranged into the following categories: correspondence with the Wiener Library (-/1-11); general correspondence (-/12-21 and copy articles (-/22-38)

Conditions Governing Access

Open

Related Units of Description

  • The following publications were also included in the deposit and have been housed elsewhere within the Wiener library

    Mirth: cartoons for fun-seeking fascists, Issue 1, date ?

    Einherjar: the true champion of national socialism, Issue No.?, date ?

    Eysenck and the Nazis: another 'Searchlight' smear exposed and refuted, Alexander Baron, ISBN 1 898318 21 2

    The Truth about 'Searchlight's' Information Network, Alexander Baron, ISBN 1 898318 85 9

    The Press we Don't Deserve, Alexander Baron, ISBN 1 871473 71 9

    A Revisionist History of the 1960s Synagogue Arsons, Alexander Baron, ISBN 1 898318 16 6

People

  • Baron, Alexander

Subjects

Places

  • Great Britain
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