Friedrich Paul Berg
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Friedrich Paul Berg is an American
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 Mechanical Engineer and Holocaust denier
Holocaust denial
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Background

Berg was born in New York
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. He studied Mining Engineering
Mining engineering
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 at Columbia University
Columbia University
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 but worked primarily as a Mechanical Engineer.

He staged a demonstration outside the offices of NBC
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 in April 1978 following their broadcast of the mini series Holocaust. He has since then written numerous books and papers, and presented at conferences denying the Holocaust, specializing in technical/scientific arguments.

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