Germar Rudolf, Resistance Is Obligatory (2012; PDF-Datei

GERMAR RUDOLF, RESISTANCE IS OBLIGATORY
that the authors refer to Polish documents. Apparently there is some
confusion within the BPjM about the terms “source,” “evidence,”
and “reference.” These are terms not defined by the BPjM, yet they
pit them against one another, although they all basically mean the
same thing. Apart from this the question arises, how the BPjM wants
to know whether or not the German documents and Polish articles
quoted by Graf and Mattogno prove what they claim? Have the authors
of this indexing decision traveled to the archives mentioned by
Graf and Mattogno and have they studied the content of these documents?
That is hardly the case, or at least they don’t claim this.
The accusation by the BPjM that Mattogno and Graf have “included
[…] Hilberg and Kogon […] only once as a reference” but have not
quoted them as a “serious historical source” reveals the incompetence
of the censors, because neither Hilberg nor Kogon are primary
sources with regard to Stutthof or even serious secondary sources, as
I have expounded before. Primary sources are serious sources, and
these are located in Polish archives.
c) In summary one has to conclude that the authors of the BPjM’s indexing
decision do not have the faintest clue about the methods of
the historical science in general, about the body of source material in
the present case in particular, about source criticism as a method,
and not even about basic terms like “source,” “evidence,” or “reference.”
2. Concentration Camp Majdanek
What I have said about the previous book basically also applies to
the book Concentration Camp Majdanek authored by Mattogno and
Graf. 162 This book is unique in its style as well, because prior to its publication
basically only two other books about the Majdanek camp had
appeared in western literature, written by two journalists reporting
about federal German court proceedings surrounding events of this
camp. 184 But these books cannot be taken seriously as historical literature.
For some reasons this book has not been included in the indictment
by the prosecution, although the Federal Assessment Agency had in-
184 Heiner Lichtenstein, Majdanek. Reportage eines Prozesses, Europäische Verlagsanstalt, Frankfurt
on Main 1979; Ingrid Müller-Münch, Frauen von Majdanek, Rohwolt, Reinbek 1982.
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