IMPORTANT: This book is sold strictly for educational and research purposes, with the objective of studying the history of antisemitism from a scholarly and objective perspective. We explicitly distance ourselves from the antisemitic ideas, views, and opinions contained within this volume. Furthermore, we strongly condemn any sympathy for, or glorification of, antisemitism in any form whatsoever. In this autobiographical account, Bradley R. Smith recounts his personal life and his activities as a campaigner for Holocaust denial under the label of "revisionism". The book follows his involvement with the Institute for Historical Review, his media appearances and his efforts to distribute material on university campuses. It presents his own account of the controversies, opposition and public debate surrounding his activism. The work is a primary source for studying the rhetoric and networks of Holocaust denial; its claims disputing the Holocaust are contrary to the established historical evidence documenting the Nazi genocide of European Jews. Bradley R. Smith (1930-2016) was an American writer and activist who founded the Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust (CODOH). He promoted Holocaust-denial material through publications, media campaigns and campus advertising. His activities are associated with the postwar organized Holocaust-denial movement. (AI-generated content description)