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

GERMAR RUDOLF, RESISTANCE IS OBLIGATORY
Lie.” This is specifically about a contribution by the scientist in the
memorial book “Hellmut Diwald – His Legacy for Germany,” which
was edited by Rolf-Joseph Eibicht and published in 1995 by the Tübingen
Hohenrain publishing company. As is well-known, the historian
Hellmut Diwald had fallen into disgrace in the 1970s in the freest German
state of history because he had championed historical truth.
The book which was recently put onto the index contains a passage
in the Latin language, in which Prof. Hepp addresses exclusively his
science colleagues and in which he approaches with doubts the topic of
self-evidence in knowledge of the circumstances. But the rather moderate
“I negate…” was translated in an exaggerating way by the officially
appointed translator as “I deny…” Also in other regards the authorities
did not deal with the matter very carefully: it was at once imputed to
Prof. Hepp that he was responsible for the distribution of the book. In
this book numerous university professors, editors, writers, and even an
auxiliary bishop are indeed also represented, who are recognized for
their expertise. Meanwhile the remainder of the printrun has been confiscated.
In an interview with Zur Zeit, the editor of the book spoke about an
“unleashing of the judiciary against dissidents” and that we are at a
stage today where one can state the truth only in Latin. This procedure,
on top of that on occasion of the commemoration of the 1848ers [the
first, short-lived German democracy], is in any case a “politically criminal
act,” so Rolf-Josef Eibicht.
In the Federal Republic of Germany, the judiciary’s approach has
not only alienated the authors of this book. Meanwhile solidarity with
Prof. Hepp is expressed countrywide, and it is hoped that the envisioned
incineration of the book will not happen. 65 years ago such things happened
publicly, yet today this is accomplished surreptitiously in a waste
incineration plant.
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