Editor Note:  I want to assure everyone that no one except myself and
my comoderator have access to the subscription list for H-Holocaust and
that we will not give it out to anyone.

Jim Mott
H-Holocaust Editor

> Date:    Sat, 23 Nov 1996 13:10:50 CST
> From:    FISHMAN@SNYFARVC.CC.FARMINGDALE.EDU
> Subject: Re: TEMPUS
>
> I, too, would like this matter of antisemitic postings from
> France to be aired, at least briefly, on the list.  I forwarded
> one of the recent messages to the list, but it was not posted to
> the membership, as far as I'm aware.

Ok, has anybody else been getting the Tempus mailings besides Charles and
myself?  And I think that the Tempus owners got my name from someplace
else than this list.

> When I sent a request that I be removed from the "TEMPUS" list, no
> response was forthcoming.  I tried a second time and was greeted
> only by another mailing.

Well, it you state to them you wish to be removed and they just send you
another mailing, they are certainly wrong to do that.  Was this other
mailing in French and about an accusation that Israel is engaging in
systematic torture?

I am quite sorry that you find these posts assaultive, but yet the sender
fails to honor your request to be removed from the list.

And in your related post, Charles Fishman wrote:
> Date:    Sat, 23 Nov 1996 13:11:42 CST
> From:    FISHMAN@SNYFARVA.CC.FARMINGDALE.EDU
> Subject: Would some list historians please deal with this!

Charles, in this post you included the full header and I went and compared
it with the full header of the "How Many Millions More?"  I received and
they both originated from the same machine and followed the same path to
the USA (where one, of course, diverged to Pitt and the other to SUNY).
And they were both sent very close to one another from the originating
machine because they both arrived at the next machine in the path
(speedy.grolier.fr) only 28 seconds apart.  Yours arrived to
speedy.grolier.fr at

(Fishman's copy)         Tue 19 Nov 1996 08:57:02 +0100 (MET)

and my copy arrived there at

(Plechinger's copy)      Tue, 19 Nov 1996 08:58:34 +0100 (MET)

MET is the timezone that France and Germany is in.  I guess it means
"Middel European Time."  Remember that in Europe they switch back to
Standard Time on a different date than we do in the USA due to them being
further north.

Cecelia Plechinger        cacst9+@pitt.edu
P.O. Box 71222            +1 412 441-2231 (voice and FAX)
Pittsburgh, PA 15213      http://www.pitt.edu/~cacst9
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