Resistance

GERMAR RUDOLF, RESISTANCE IS OBLIGATORY“Everyone who has been treated unjustly is entitled to reparations,and every victim of crime deserves respect commensurate withhuman dignity. Revisionism has no desire to deny suffered injustice,to withhold respect, or to deprive restitution to anyone.”6. p. 40, 2nd paragraph, 1st sentence as well as the last two sentences:“Revisionists agree with establishment historians that the GermanNational Socialist State singled out the Jewish people for specialand cruel treatment. […] Consequently, Jews were stripped oftheir rights, forced to live in ghettos, conscripted for forced labor,deprived of their property, deported, and otherwise mistreated.Many tragically perished.”In the introduction to the 1994 book Grundlagen zur Zeitgeschichte,which I have edited, I have clearly named as such the National-Socialistinjustice not denied by revisionists. The first book published by me in1998, KL Majdanek by Jürgen Graf and Carlo Mattogno, ended with asection clearly naming and denouncing the tragic injustice which theinmates of Majdanek had endured and to which many had succumbed.162 With the same quote I closed my chapter three of the so farlast book on the subject published by me, Lectures on the Holocaust, inwhich I have expressly recognized as injustice the persecutorial fatesuffered not only by the Jews on many other pages as well. These areonly some examples which can be augmented. There are no otherstatements of mine to the contrary.The prosecution is obliged by law to investigate and list exoneratingevidence as well, which they have apparently not done here. I will returnto this point in detail in the section about my Lectures.2. Exoneration of National-SocialismRegarding the claim put into writing in the indictment (p. 4) that themedia published and disseminated by me until recently are carried “bythe tendency to exonerate National Socialism from the stigma of the162 Jürgen Graf, Carlo Mattogno, Konzentrationslager Majdanek: Eine historische und technischeStudie, 2nd ed., Castle Hill Publishers, Hastings 2004, p. 255. (www.vho.org/dl/DEU/klm.pdf);Engl.: Concentration Camp Majdanek. A Historical and Technical Study, 3rd ed., The BarnesReview, Washington, DC, 2012, p. 245 (www.holocausthandbooks.com/dl/05-ccm.pdf).144