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J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, SOBIBÓR 379
By the spring of 1945 the unit was heading to Austria with the
intention of surrendering to the Americans rather than to the Red
Army.
But first the Wiking Division, led in the early days by General
Felix Steiner, who is still revered among neo-Nazis, decided to clean
up the evidence against it and eliminate the slave labourers who had
dug its fortifications and defensive lines.
According to a statement issued by the regional court in
Duisburg, where Mr. Storms has spent most of his retirement, 57 of
the 58 victims were killed near the Austrian village of Deutsch
Schuetzen. The mass grave there was excavated in 1995 by the
Austrian Jewish association and the bodies given proper funerals.”
For comparison: Winston Churchill, the main responsible for the
bombardment of Dresden, which turned a city overflowing with masses
of refugees into a sea of flames, was presented the Karl prize of the city
of Aachen ten years later!
11.2. The OSI
Jimmy Carter, president of the United States of America from January
1977 through January 1981, stressed again and again that his major
goal was the establishment of human rights. We will not deny that Carter,
while in office as well as later on, has many achievements to his credit.
He also bears the responsibility, however, for a political decision
which was to have horrible consequences for many innocent people. In
1979 he approved the establishment of the Office of Special Investigations,
which had been requested a year earlier by Elizabeth Holtzmann,
a Jewish congresswoman. The task of this office, operating within the
U.S. Ministry of Justice, was the detection of “Nazi criminals” on
American soil.
The German edition of the internet encyclopedia Wikipedia describes
the OSI in the following terms: 1114
“The OSI was attributed greater authority than any other department.
Its agents could carry out themselves any necessary steps
– from the initial investigations up to an eventual trial in court –
1114 http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_of_Special_Investigations