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

GERMAR RUDOLF, RESISTANCE IS OBLIGATORY
1. In a letter to Dr. Rolf Kosiek, Prof. Emil Schlee wrote: [289] “Already
decades ago […] I performed an assessment of the works by Herr
Rudolf in terms of correct scientific methods, […]. It is beyond dispute
that Herr Rudolf meets the formal criteria. To insinuate anything
else would be pure malice!” The witness will confirm this
statement. (Letter of 27 July 2006)
2. The witness will confirm that the following works meet the criteria
of scientific works: 290
– Germar Rudolf, Vorlesungen über den Holocaust
– Germar Rudolf, Das Rudolf Gutachten
– Ernst Gauss, Grundlagen zur Zeitgeschichte
– Herbert Verbeke, Auschwitz: Nackte Fakten
– Wilhelm Stäglich, Der Auschwitz-Mythos
– Jürgen Graf, Carlo Mattogno, Das Konzentrationslager Stutthof…
– Jürgen Graf, Riese auf tönernen Füßen
– Arthur R. Butz, Der Jahrhundertbetrug
3. The witness will furthermore confirm that these works serve research
and science.
Germar Rudolf
Annex 18
In the matter of Germar Rudolf I request to hear the expert witness
Prof. Dr. Raul Hilberg, to be summoned via his address, for the following
probative allegations:
1. The witness stated the following, as quoted by the U.S. magazine
Vanity Fair (issue of June 1996) in the article “Hitler’s Ghost” by
Christopher Hitchens: “If these people [revisionists, G.R.] want to
speak, let them. It only leads those of us who do research to reexamine
what we might have considered as obvious. And that’s useful
for us.”
2. The witness will confirm that he is considered worldwide to be one
of the leading scientists on the so-called Holocaust.
3. The witness will confirm that he considers the publications of the
revisionist generally as useful, since they serve research and science
by subjecting their results to tough attempts at refutation. This leads
to the exposure of weak points in the depictions of the Holocaust and
thus to their qualitative improvement. Revisionist publications there-
290 See notes 55, 47, 125, 85, 141, 181, 186, 191 for the English editions, in this order.
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