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

GERMAR RUDOLF, RESISTANCE IS OBLIGATORY
“As the ‘benchmark of oppression and atrocity’ it [the Holocaust]
tends to ‘trivializ(e) crimes of lesser magnitude.” (p. 148,
quoting Prof. Peter Novick)
“‘Do not compare [with the Holocaust]’ is the mantra of moral
blackmailers.” (p. 149)
“The challenge today is to restore the Nazi holocaust as a rational
subject of inquiry. Only then can we really learn from it.” (p.
150)
“It is the Holocaust industry with its massively overinflated numbers
of survivors which helps the deniers. It is the tactic of extortion
which nourishes anti-Semitism. It isn’t me. The Jewish Claims Conference
has inflated the numbers of slave laborers in order to get
more money from Germany.” (p. 179 of 282 )
“As Raul Hilberg has stated, in the case of Switzerland it is plain
extortion.” (p. 180 of 282 )
2. Norman G. Finkelstein, Beyond Chutzpah. On the Misuse of Anti-Semitism
and the Abuse of History, 2nd edition, Verso, London/New
York 2008.
“American-Jewish elites were, in effect and in plain sight, cynically
appropriating ‘anti-Semitism’ […] as an ideological weapon to
defend and facilitate ethnic aggrandizement.” (p. 63)
“[…] on the one hand, ‘politically correct,’ utterly cynical public
officials and media [in Germany] ferret out anti-Semites where a
smattering are to be found, resembling nothing so much as the medieval
witch hunts;” (p. 36)
“One day it’s the uniqueness and universality of theological absolutism;
the next day it’s the uniqueness and universality of Marxism-Leninism;
now it’s the uniqueness and universality of The Holocaust.
The one constant is the totalitarian cast of mind, and attendant
stigmatizing of dissent as a disease that must be wiped out
by the state.” (p. 51)
282 Taken from the German edition of this book: Die Holocaust-Industrie. Wie das Leiden der
Juden ausgebeutet wird, 4th ed., Piper, Munich 2001; based on an interview with a German
journalist as aired by the German radio station WDR on 1 Oct. 2000; not included in the aforementioned
English edition of this book.
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