Germar Rudolf Interview 11-5-20

In this 55 minute video done in 2020, John Friend, of the American Free Press interviews Germar Rudolf. Germar is notable for his “Rudolf Report”, but more of that later. John asks Germar a number of questions about how he first got involved in Revisionism. Germar explains that he is a native German, schooled and educated in Germany. Having an interest in Chemistry, he obtained a diploma in the subject. After doing his national service in the Luftwaffe, Germar continued his studies in Chemistry to PHD level at the world renowned Max Planck institute. Germar was also interested in history, especially the life and times of the Kaiser and the First World War. As he states in the interview, Germar found the Second World War a unpleasant subject, for Germans, especially the “holocaust”. Those who questioned the “holocaust” were regarded as “extreme right wingers”, “nazis”, and “anti-semitic”, views totally unacceptable. At this time Germar came across the writings of Paul Rassinier. Paul had been a French socialist who had been sent to Buchenwald, for helping Jews get bogus papers as to leave Vichy France. As a victim of National Socialism, and prisoner at Buchenward, he was able to demolish accusations of “gas chambers” at that camp. His other research convinced him that “gas chambers” were just atrocity propaganda. Germar had read this book with amazement, and later another book, piqued his interest. This was the “Leuchter Report” which had reported on his investigation of “gassing facilities” at Birkenau. Fred Leuchter or Dr Death, as he was dubbed by the press for his extensive knowledge of execution facilities for US prisoners, had also taken samples from the walls of “gas chambers” at Auschwitz. The samples showed no evidence of “gassing”. When Germar read the Leuchter Report, there were a number of issues, which Leuchter had not elaborated on. One of these was the fact that the samples had been exposed to wind and rain. The Max Planck Institute encouraged its students to do research in their own time, and Germar took full advantage of its incredible testing opportunities, even getting an engineer to build a “testbed” to help his research. Taking samples at Auschwitz, the result was the “Rudolf report”, a brilliant work of investigative analysis. Then for Germar, the times became difficult for telling the truth. He was forced to leave his native Germany, to England, and then to USA. In the USA, he was deported back to Germany, when he served a prison sentence of nearly 4 years on the behest of the “German” government. After, listening to this interview, one can only come to the conclusion, that if life was not encumbered with drivel like the “holocaust” hate propaganda, that with individuals like Germar, that mankind would leap forward.