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J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, SOBIBÓR 397 of the “Treblinka gassings” rather than about the massacres against Palestinians. Although the trial resulted eventually in Demjanjuk’s acquittal – thanks mainly to the courageous efforts of Yoram Sheftel, his Israeli lawyer – this did not in any way impair the picture of “Treblinka, the extermination camp” that had been implanted in the mind of the public. When the bloodthirsty terror of the Israeli army in the Gaza strip had caused world-wide disgust in late 2008 and early 2009, John Demjanjuk, now 89 years old, had to be dragged once again onto the propaganda stage. His trial in Germany, which is taking place while this book is prepared for publication, will bring the Holocaust into the limelight one more time. The zeal of the German authorities to bring an old man to trial, although nothing concrete is there to justify this, cannot be explained solely by the proverbial servility of the German puppet state towards Israel and Zionist organizations. The German ruling class needs the Holocaust more than anything else for its own survival. It needs it to nip in the bud any kind of resurgence of German self-esteem, to block the rise of any national forces and ideas, and hence to remain in power. In order to demonstrate over and over again to the German people as a whole and to young Germans in particular the abject character of the National Socialist system, the “freest state in German history” has required, ever since it came into being, a never-ending stream of Nazimonsters as proof of the abominable state of mind of the German generation of WWII. We will give a striking example of this policy: In 1984 the German magazine Stern arranged for a disgusting farce by setting up a meeting between Toivi Blatt and the former SS-Oberscharführer Karl Frenzel. The latter, born in 1911, had been arrested in 1962 and sentenced to life imprisonment at the Hagen Sobibór trial of 1966 for his complicity in the murder of at least 150,000 Jews. He had been released from prison in 1976, arrested again in 1980, but released once more after an appeal in 1981. Appeal proceedings had begun in 1982, had gone on for three years, and had ended with the confirmation of the previous sentence. In view of his advanced age and his poor health, Frenzel did not have to return to prison. He died in 1996. 1146 1146 J. Schelvis, op. cit. (note 71), p. 253f.
398 J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, SOBIBÓR In its edition of 22 March 1984, Stern published the verbatim account of the conversation between Frenzel and Blatt. 1147 Here are a few excerpts: “Blatt: I see you sitting there, drinking your beer. You have a slight smile on your face. You could be anyone’s neighbor, anyone’s pal from the local sports club. But you are not just anyone. You are Karl Frenzel, SS-Oberscharführer. You were number three in the chain of command of Sobibór, the extermination camp. You were in charge of Lager I. Do you remember me? Frenzel: Not really well. You were a little boy at the time. Blatt: I was 15 years old. And I survived because you had me polish your shoes, no one else survived, not my father, not my mother, not my brother, none of the 2000 Jews from my home town of Izbica survived. Frenzel: That is terrible, really terrible. Blatt: At least a quarter of a million Jews were murdered at Sobibór. I survived. Why are you ready to talk to me? Frenzel: I wish to beg your pardon. […] Blatt: Philip Bialowitz testified that you caught a 15-year-old friend of his stealing a can of sardines. You took him to Lager III, to the crematorium, and shot him. Frenzel: That wasn’t me. Blatt: It wasn’t you? And what happened to the Dutch Jews? Frenzel: A Polish kapo told me that some Dutch Jews were organizing a revolt and I reported this to Niemann, the deputy camp commander. He ordered to execute all 72 of them. Blatt: And you took them to the gas chamber… Frenzel: No, I didn’t. […] Blatt: Sobibór – the annihilation of 250,000 Jews – was that your duty? Frenzel: We had to do our duty. I am sorry about what happened there, but I cannot undo it.” Let us stop for a moment to imagine the scene: After 16 years in prison Frenzel is a broken man who wants only one thing – not to go to prison again, to spend his remaining years as a free man. If there was one way of ruining his chances to have his sentence reduced or to be paroled, it would have been the denial of mass exterminations at Sobibór 1147 Ulrich Völklein, “Der Mörder und sein Zeuge” (The murderer and his witness), stern, No. 13, 22 March 1984.
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