THE RUDOLF REPORT

GERMAR RUDOLF · THE RUDOLF REPORTtulates that a crime, alleged or actual, is unique must be prepared for auniquely thorough investigation of the alleged crime before its uniquenessis accepted as fact.If, on the other hand, someone sought to shield so allegedly unparalleleda crime from investigation by erecting a taboo of moral outrage,the creators of that taboo would, at least morally, themselves commit asingular offense: imputing unparalleled guilt, beyond any critique anddefense, in this case to an entire people, the Germans.To demonstrate just what kind of double standard is being appliedto ‘the Holocaust’ (generally defined as the purposeful annihilation,chiefly by gassing, of millions of Jews by the National Socialists), letus note the international reaction to several recent examples of massmurder or ‘crimes against humanity.’In 1949, a trial started in southwest France which caused as muchattention in France as did the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial: Mdm.Marie Besnard was accused of having murdered twelve people witharsenic. During this extraordinary court battle, 15 experts on medical,chemical, geological and analytical forensic experts made exhaustiveanalyses and long-lasting, extensive experiments with the aim to verifywhether the arsenic traces found in the buried victims stemmed frompoison or are the result of yet unknown concentration processes in buriedcorpses. Finally, after twelve years of research and arguing of thefifteen experts, of which eight were professors and one even a NobelPrice laureate, Mdm. Besnard was acquitted due to lack of evidence. 72After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, numerous massgraves, containing altogether hundreds of thousands of bodies of victimsof the Soviets, were discovered, excavated, and investigated. Notonly was the number of victims determined, but in many cases the specificcause of death as well. In the same regions where many of thesemass graves were found, one million Jews are said to have been shotby the Einsatzgruppen: yet no such grave has ever been reportedfound, let alone dug and investigated, in the more than half a centuryduring which these areas have been controlled by the USSR and itssuccessor states.During the conflict in Kosovo in 1999, rumors about mass killingsby Serbs spread around the world. After the fighting was over, an in-72Michael D. Kelleher, C. L. Kelleher, Murder Most Rare: The Female Serial Killer, Praeger,Westport, Conn., 1998.40