Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

FOREWORD
A Pattern of Success Includes Enemy-Within Sabotage
This is a story about a Revisionist who dares to challenge the legal system’s
constraints imposed on his quest to seek historical truths, in particular
about the Holocaust-Shoah. His aim has been to contextualise the subject
matter by bringing into focus the Demjanjuk persecution, in light of his
exoneration by an Israeli court in 1993. His case illustrates the absurdities
that censorship of an historical topic has created, and reveals the feverish
legal perversions by so-called ‘Nazi-hunting’ experts. Significant events and
findings occurred in 1993, giving many Revisionists a feeling of success, by
proving many distortions brought out the Holocaust; something that was
not to be, and for which they have been imprisoned. Dr Fredrick Töben's
global battle for free speech is a phenomena in human experience in
outstanding accountability that only a few could endure.
Among the maximum 100-odd active Revisionists the following come to
mind:
• Germar Rudolf, published The Rudolf Report, which confirmed the
findings in The Leuchter Report. Rudolf was deported from the
United States to Germany where he spent over three years in prison
before being released in the middle of 2009.
• Ernst Zündel’s legal persecution began in 1984 by Citroen, and ended
in 1993 when Canada’s Supreme Court struck down a law that had
enabled his conviction for ‘spreading false news’. In 2003 Zündel was
arrested in the USA and deported to Canada, where he spent two
years in jail; from there he was deported to Germany where he spent
five years in Mannheim Prison. He was released in March 2010.
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