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Bradley Smith CODOH
Contact:
Bradley R. Smith
Telephone:
1 800 493 5716
Voice:
1 619 685 2163
Email:
bradley@telnor.net
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“The
Justice Department asked a federal court in
The
Justice Department alleges that 60 years ago Kumpf served as an armed guard at
the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp near
Kumpf
claims, “I didn’t kill nobody, I don’t even kill a fly. I was 17. I was
taken over there and told I had to do it, otherwise they shoot me.”
See story at: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A25747-2003Sep30.html
What would Anne Frank say?
Anne’s
father, Otto,
collaborated with the Nazis during WWII, profiting financially by doing business
with the German army. After the war, he was forgiven.
What
would Anne say
about her own father having collaborated with the Nazis?
Would
Anne agree
that her father should have been judged by one standard, while others, like
Josias Kumpf, should be judged by a different standard—a double
standard?
Would
Anne be on
the side of forgiveness for men like Josias Kumpf, or would she argue that,
unlike her own father, they should never be forgiven?
What
would Anne Frank think
about how the Holocaust story has been exploited, and is still being exploited,
to further special-interest political and cultural agendas?
Should
agencies of the U.S. Government, like the Office of Special Investigations (OSI), have
double standards for judging men who collaborated with the killing of unarmed
civilians? Should the OSI judge Americans by one standard, and “foreigners”
by a different one?
Bradley
R. Smith
is director of Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust.
He
is author of Break His Bones: The Private Life of a Holocaust Revisionist.
Smith
has been interviewed hundreds of times via radio, TV and the print press.
For
further background see: www.breakhisbones.com
