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J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, SOBIBÓR 389 out being authorized to do so and in spite of a camp closure. Even though incriminating evidence from Soviet sources must a priori be viewed critically, we cannot exclude that Demjanjuk was actually at Majdanek. His stay at Flossenbürg, according to judge Matia, is confirmed by a German document from that camp. To the extent that these documents are indeed authentic – something we are not in a position to judge, except for the Trawniki ID card shown decades ago as having been forged – Demjanjuk would indeed have misinformed the U.S. agencies before his emigration by hiding his activity as a guard. If he had owned up to this, not only would his application for a U.S. visa have been rejected, but he would also have run the risk of being extradited to the Soviet Union, which would have been tantamount to a death sentence. It is quite possible that Demjanjuk did not tell the truth during his interrogations by the American judicial authorities in 1976. Who would want to blame him for that? We must not forget that he was still running the risk of being extradited to the Soviet Union. That this fear was not at all unfounded is shown by the case of another Ukrainian, Fyodor Fedorenko, who was also accused by the Soviets of having served as a guard at Treblinka. Fedorenko was extradited to the USSR by the USA in 1984, sentenced to death in 1986, and executed by shooting a year later. 1135 Once he had been stripped of his U.S. citizenship one more time, the U.S. authorities decided in 2005 that he was to be deported to Ukraine, to Poland, or to Germany. While both the Ukrainian and the Polish authorities refused to receive him (a sure indication that they did not have the slightest evidence to prosecute him for any crimes committed during the war!), Germany demanded his extradition in 2008, which was eventually accepted. 11.5. The Run-Up to the Munich Trial The trial of John Demjanjuk opened in Munich at the end of November 2009. In the weeks before it began, some sobering remarks were made in Germany. A press release of 17 November by the Südwestrundfunk said: 1136 1135 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fyodor_Fedorenko 1136 “Der Fall Ivan Demjanjuk,” Südwestrundfunk, 17 Nov. 2009 (www.swr.de/presseservice/archiv/2009/-
390 J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, SOBIBÓR “Experts doubt […] that Demjanjuk will be convicted. The Dutch jurist Christiaan Rüter […] does not believe in a conviction. For years Germany has not prosecuted low-ranking camp guards like Demjanjuk, and if there were trials, they resulted in acquittals. If that has been legal practice for years, the Munich court could not suddenly diverge from it. […] For its 50 th anniversary the Central Agency [for the prosecution of NS crimes] needed something special, a famous name for it to occupy center stage once again – that was his [Rüter’s] provocative thesis. According to this not legal but political arguments would have brought about the investigation and the trial against Demjanjuk.” How true! Whether the Munich court will bring itself to pronouncing an acquittal in uncertain. Considering the enormous political pressure exerted on the court, we fear that this will not be the case. Before the trial started, it became known that “close to 40 joint plaintiffs have been accepted, all of them family members of people murdered at Sobibór.” 1137 There is no better proof for our thesis that the real purpose of the trial is the promotion of the “Holocaust” hysteria and the further cementation of the legally prescribed view of history, because not a single one of the 40 joint plaintiffs can contribute anything to the questions the court must answer: firstly whether Demjanjuk was ever stationed at Sobibór at all, and more importantly whether he committed any crimes there. /id=4288020/nid=4288020/did=5628852/1lr9xku/index html) 1137 www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/386/494719/text/
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