In spite of a serious physical disability, Dr. Braun was also an active outdoorsman and mountain climber who scaled several of Europe's highest peaks. Both in person and in his correspondence, Karl Otto Braun was invariably kind, tactful and encouraging. He patiently and selflessly encouraged many others during the final decade of his life, and it gave him great pleasure to know younger men and women who would carry on the work that was so dear to his heart. He will be remembered with admiration and affection. Dr. Braun's character and spirit were manifest in his address to the 1985 IHR conference.
Revisionism has a emission.
It is to find facts. Nations should promote a regard for history, thereby strengthening their memory and power.