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

GERMAR RUDOLF, RESISTANCE IS OBLIGATORY
The main result was no surprise in that the difference between the
blue stained walls of the disinfestation chambers and the absence of
such traces in the “morgue basements” or “gas chambers” has been
know and perceptible to the senses for a long time. Hence Leuchter and
Rudolf cast old news into a scientific form, and the explanation of the
difference is intelligible even to the lay person: Zyklon B as a disinfestation
agent has to be applied for a long time in order to combat vermin,
whereas it is lethal for humans already at much lower doses. The path
chosen by Leuchter and Rudolf was scientifically valuable nonetheless,
because the opportunity of an objective verification of subjective witness
account arose from it. The prerequisite for this would be, though,
that the amount of cyanide residues could be calculated which would
have to be present, if statements such as those by Filip Müller are correct.
The difficulties impeding such a calculation are easily perceptible;
one could not claim it to be impossible, though, if considering the before
mentioned astounding proofs {p. 28} of prehistoric research. However,
as far as I know, this step has not been taken yet, and Leuchter as
well as Rudolf can only be credited for having paved the way to natural
scientific pursuits of Auschwitz research yet to be undertaken.
But it is exactly [the book] Grundlagen zur Zeitgeschichte which
proves that Rudolf has commented not merely single aspects as an expert,
but that he is led by a general conception which he tries to articulate
not just as an individual but in collaboration with others. For the
editor “Ernst Gauss” is identical with Germar Rudolf, and thus a substantial
part of the book has been authored by him alone.
The first individual contribution signed with his name can be considered
to be a mere, and as such entirely legitimate, review of the anthology
Dimension des Völkermords [Dimension of Genocide] edited
by Wolfgang Benz, who in fact proceeds from the premise worthy of
critique that one could be able to determine the number of victims of the
National Socialist measures of extermination by comparing the number
of Jews in statistics before and after the Second World War. But since
Rudolf identifies himself almost without reservation with the results of
Walter Sanning, which are methodically at least as questionable, this
discussion basically amounts to a “denial of the Holocaust.”
The result of the essay “The ‘gas chambers’ of Auschwitz and Majdanek”
quite unequivocally points into the same direction. The kernel of
this denial, however, is a factual assertion {p. 29} which can be verified.
It is the hypothesis also supported by John Clive Ball and which
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