Donald Watt - Revision history

𝗔𝗿𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲𝗹: Text replacement - "Holocaust" to "Holohoax"

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	'''Donald Joseph Watt''' (born 1918) is an [[Australia]]n ex-serviceman and the author of a ~~Holocaust~~ memoir entitled ''Stoker : the story of an Australian soldier who survived Auschwitz-Birkenau'' published in 1995. Only the disclosure of Watt's fabrications altered the status of the book which was initially praised by various [[jewish]] organizations as the most important work written in Australia.<ref name="theage"/><ref name="newstatesman"/>		'''Donald Joseph Watt''' (born 1918) is an [[Australia]]n ex-serviceman and the author of a Holohoax memoir entitled ''Stoker : the story of an Australian soldier who survived Auschwitz-Birkenau'' published in 1995. Only the disclosure of Watt's fabrications altered the status of the book which was initially praised by various [[jewish]] organizations as the most important work written in Australia.<ref name="theage"/><ref name="newstatesman"/>

	In the book, Watt described being sent to [[Auschwitz]] soon after he was recaptured trying to escape from a German POW camp. He claimed to have been forced to work as a [[Sonderkommando]] member in the crematorium attached to the gas chambers. Reportedly, Watt received monetary compensation from the Australian government as a ~~Holocaust~~ victim.<ref name="theage">{{cite web \| url=http://www.theage.com.au/news/entertainment/books/lies-between-lines-when-write-stuff-is-wrong/2009/01/03/1230681812437.html?page=2 \| title=Lies between lines when write stuff is wrong \| publisher=The Age.com.au \| work=Book reviews \| date=4 January 2009 \| author=Simon Caterson, The Age \| pages=2 of 2}}</ref> A number of institutions unknowingly associated themselves with the book partly because it was published with the financial help from the popular jewish-Australian benefactor John Saunders. However, the memoir has been condemned as a forgery even by various non-revisionists.<ref name="newstatesman">{{cite web \| url=http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/guy-walters/2011/11/avey-book-holocaust-auschwitz \| title=The curious case of the "break into Auschwitz" \| publisher=The New Statesman magazine \| work=Culture : Books \| date=17 November 2011 \| author=Guy Walters }}</ref><ref name="c">{{cite web \| url=http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Literary+victimhood.-a055849712 \| title=Literary victimhood \| publisher=Farlex Free Library.com \| work=Book reviews \| date=1999 \| author=Anthony Daniels}}</ref>		In the book, Watt described being sent to [[Auschwitz]] soon after he was recaptured trying to escape from a German POW camp. He claimed to have been forced to work as a [[Sonderkommando]] member in the crematorium attached to the gas chambers. Reportedly, Watt received monetary compensation from the Australian government as a Holohoax victim.<ref name="theage">{{cite web \| url=http://www.theage.com.au/news/entertainment/books/lies-between-lines-when-write-stuff-is-wrong/2009/01/03/1230681812437.html?page=2 \| title=Lies between lines when write stuff is wrong \| publisher=The Age.com.au \| work=Book reviews \| date=4 January 2009 \| author=Simon Caterson, The Age \| pages=2 of 2}}</ref> A number of institutions unknowingly associated themselves with the book partly because it was published with the financial help from the popular jewish-Australian benefactor John Saunders. However, the memoir has been condemned as a forgery even by various non-revisionists.<ref name="newstatesman">{{cite web \| url=http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/guy-walters/2011/11/avey-book-holocaust-auschwitz \| title=The curious case of the "break into Auschwitz" \| publisher=The New Statesman magazine \| work=Culture : Books \| date=17 November 2011 \| author=Guy Walters }}</ref><ref name="c">{{cite web \| url=http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Literary+victimhood.-a055849712 \| title=Literary victimhood \| publisher=Farlex Free Library.com \| work=Book reviews \| date=1999 \| author=Anthony Daniels}}</ref>

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	'''Donald Joseph Watt''' (born 1918) is an [[Australia]]n ex-serviceman and the author of a Holocaust memoir entitled ''Stoker : the story of an Australian soldier who survived Auschwitz-Birkenau'' published in 1995. Only the disclosure of Watt's fabrications altered the status of the book which was initially praised by various [[~~Jewish~~]] organizations as the most important work written in Australia.<ref name="theage"/><ref name="newstatesman"/>		'''Donald Joseph Watt''' (born 1918) is an [[Australia]]n ex-serviceman and the author of a Holocaust memoir entitled ''Stoker : the story of an Australian soldier who survived Auschwitz-Birkenau'' published in 1995. Only the disclosure of Watt's fabrications altered the status of the book which was initially praised by various [[jewish]] organizations as the most important work written in Australia.<ref name="theage"/><ref name="newstatesman"/>

	In the book, Watt described being sent to [[Auschwitz]] soon after he was recaptured trying to escape from a German POW camp. He claimed to have been forced to work as a [[Sonderkommando]] member in the crematorium attached to the gas chambers. Reportedly, Watt received monetary compensation from the Australian government as a Holocaust victim.<ref name="theage">{{cite web \| url=http://www.theage.com.au/news/entertainment/books/lies-between-lines-when-write-stuff-is-wrong/2009/01/03/1230681812437.html?page=2 \| title=Lies between lines when write stuff is wrong \| publisher=The Age.com.au \| work=Book reviews \| date=4 January 2009 \| author=Simon Caterson, The Age \| pages=2 of 2}}</ref> A number of institutions unknowingly associated themselves with the book partly because it was published with the financial help from the popular ~~Jewish~~-Australian benefactor John Saunders. However, the memoir has been condemned as a forgery even by various non-revisionists.<ref name="newstatesman">{{cite web \| url=http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/guy-walters/2011/11/avey-book-holocaust-auschwitz \| title=The curious case of the "break into Auschwitz" \| publisher=The New Statesman magazine \| work=Culture : Books \| date=17 November 2011 \| author=Guy Walters }}</ref><ref name="c">{{cite web \| url=http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Literary+victimhood.-a055849712 \| title=Literary victimhood \| publisher=Farlex Free Library.com \| work=Book reviews \| date=1999 \| author=Anthony Daniels}}</ref>		In the book, Watt described being sent to [[Auschwitz]] soon after he was recaptured trying to escape from a German POW camp. He claimed to have been forced to work as a [[Sonderkommando]] member in the crematorium attached to the gas chambers. Reportedly, Watt received monetary compensation from the Australian government as a Holocaust victim.<ref name="theage">{{cite web \| url=http://www.theage.com.au/news/entertainment/books/lies-between-lines-when-write-stuff-is-wrong/2009/01/03/1230681812437.html?page=2 \| title=Lies between lines when write stuff is wrong \| publisher=The Age.com.au \| work=Book reviews \| date=4 January 2009 \| author=Simon Caterson, The Age \| pages=2 of 2}}</ref> A number of institutions unknowingly associated themselves with the book partly because it was published with the financial help from the popular jewish-Australian benefactor John Saunders. However, the memoir has been condemned as a forgery even by various non-revisionists.<ref name="newstatesman">{{cite web \| url=http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/guy-walters/2011/11/avey-book-holocaust-auschwitz \| title=The curious case of the "break into Auschwitz" \| publisher=The New Statesman magazine \| work=Culture : Books \| date=17 November 2011 \| author=Guy Walters }}</ref><ref name="c">{{cite web \| url=http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Literary+victimhood.-a055849712 \| title=Literary victimhood \| publisher=Farlex Free Library.com \| work=Book reviews \| date=1999 \| author=Anthony Daniels}}</ref>

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'''Donald Joseph Watt''' (born 1918) is an [[Australia]]n ex-serviceman and the author of a Holocaust memoir entitled ''Stoker : the story of an Australian soldier who survived Auschwitz-Birkenau'' published in 1995. Only the disclosure of Watt's fabrications altered the status of the book which was initially praised by various [[Jewish]] organizations as the most important work written in Australia.<ref name="theage"/><ref name="newstatesman"/>

In the book, Watt described being sent to [[Auschwitz]] soon after he was recaptured trying to escape from a German POW camp. He claimed to have been forced to work as a [[Sonderkommando]] member in the crematorium attached to the gas chambers. Reportedly, Watt received monetary compensation from the Australian government as a Holocaust victim.<ref name="theage">{{cite web | url=http://www.theage.com.au/news/entertainment/books/lies-between-lines-when-write-stuff-is-wrong/2009/01/03/1230681812437.html?page=2 | title=Lies between lines when write stuff is wrong | publisher=The Age.com.au | work=Book reviews | date=4 January 2009 | author=Simon Caterson, The Age | pages=2 of 2}}</ref> A number of institutions unknowingly associated themselves with the book partly because it was published with the financial help from the popular Jewish-Australian benefactor John Saunders. However, the memoir has been condemned as a forgery even by various non-revisionists.<ref name="newstatesman">{{cite web | url=http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/guy-walters/2011/11/avey-book-holocaust-auschwitz | title=The curious case of the "break into Auschwitz" | publisher=The New Statesman magazine | work=Culture : Books | date=17 November 2011 | author=Guy Walters }}</ref><ref name="c">{{cite web | url=http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Literary+victimhood.-a055849712 | title=Literary victimhood | publisher=Farlex Free Library.com | work=Book reviews | date=1999 | author=Anthony Daniels}}</ref>

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