Hulda Clark's own publisher distributed antisemitic propaganda and books by an author with a revoked medical license
Hulda Clark's publisher, New Century Press, distributed an English translation of a German-language book making baseless historical claims about the origins of the Holocaust — content that drew sharp, public condemnation as antisemitic propaganda from readers and reviewers. The same publisher also released titles by an author whose medical license had been suspended for a criminal conviction. Neither fact reflects on Clark's own personal beliefs directly, but both raise real questions about the editorial standards, or complete absence of them, at the company producing and distributing her work.
New Century Press published and sold, at a discounted price, an English translation of a German-language book by author Hennecke Kardel that advanced a discredited historical thesis: that the Holocaust resulted from what the book characterized as internal Jewish conflict, rather than from Nazi persecution. This framing has been widely and specifically identified by historians and reviewers as a form of Holocaust distortion.
A published review of the book, submitted by a reader from Oakland, California, offered a direct and unambiguous rebuttal:
We do not reproduce the book's specific historical claims here. The relevant fact for readers is straightforward: a publisher central to producing and distributing Hulda Clark's entire catalog of books also chose to publish and sell, at a discount, a work reviewers immediately and correctly identified as antisemitic propaganda.
New Century Press also published multiple titles by Lawrence Broxmeyer, MD — an author whose medical credentials warrant scrutiny independent of the antisemitism issue above.
The pattern — an author whose medical licenses had been suspended or revoked in multiple states, publishing health-related books through the same press that produced Clark's catalog — is consistent with a publisher exercising essentially no editorial or credentialing scrutiny over the material and authors it profits from.