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

GERMAR RUDOLF, RESISTANCE IS OBLIGATORY
was originally proffered by Robert Faurisson that there were no introduction
shafts in the concrete ceilings of the “gas chambers” 24 of crematories
II and III at Birkenau and that the present holes have been added
later on, as could easily be discerned from photographs. If this allegation
were true, grave consequences would doubtlessly result. And thus,
despite its markedly restrained and almost non-polemical tones, Rudolf’s
introduction, which strives to underline an internal connection
between the individual contributions, reveals as well that he is convinced
of the non-existence of the “alleged” National Socialist attempts
of a final solution of the Jewish question.
The worldwide best-known protagonist of this persuasion, Robert
Faurisson, also has his say, and he expresses himself with all clarity,
even with obvious polemics against “today’s Jews,” who set themselves
up in their Holocaust museums “as accusers of the whole world” (p. 9)
and who he had already accused in earlier publications of having put
into the world and propagated as a “historical lie” the talk about the final
solution in the interest of Israel.
It seems impossible to also grant Faurisson’s and Rudolf’s contributions
a scientific character, which is due to the other studies, provided
they are considered as studies of details and provided one excludes the
questions of the authors’ “views” behind their papers as being irrelevant
for science.
{p. 30} But the following shouldn’t be disregarded. In the number
2272 of the magazine Express (Paris) of 26 Jan. 1995 appeared a long
article by Eric Conan about Auschwitz and in particular about the current
condition of the facilities. Nothing is less on the author’s mind than
challenging the genocide, and one could even call his opinion about the
topic “Jewish revisionism.” Because Conan reproaches the communist
museum administration of the years up to 1990 in an extraordinarily
heavy way, for he says that they were guided by the intention to reduce
the fraction of Jewish victims in favor of the Poles and especially the
communists among them. They moreover are said to have striven to
achieve a false vividness and thus have made so many changes to the
gas chamber of crematorium I in the main camp, which is shown to the
tourists, that one cannot but come to the conclusion, “Tout y est faux.”
[Everything there is false] 25 It is claimed that Faurisson thus had an opportunity
to exploit these “forgeries.”
Yet it is nothing but a matter of fairness to recall how Faurisson’s
own doubts about the “gas chambers” evolved according to his own
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