Egon Sabukoschek as a young private in the German Wehrmacht. "In black boots and black uniform, and with a riding crop" is how Jewish witnesses from Israel claim to remember their victim. The above photo of the 20-year-old Wehrmacht soldier, who repeatedly interceded on behalf of Jews, shows what his uniform really looked like. Wizenthal's criminal witnesses evidently derive their knowledge from Hollywood movies rather than from real life.

 

Wizenthal had only a fleeting acquaintance with concentration camps! We have already shown this on the basis of his own affidavits (cf. p. ). But this self-portrait from 1945 and the ignorance it shows of everyday life in the camps also prove that Wizenthal was spared persecution during those worst years of Jewish oppression. Specifically: the black triangle and "J" on his chest (next to the inmate number) was the indicator used to show that the inmate was Yugoslavian ("J"ugoslawe - not "J"ude). Jews were identified by a Star of David instead.

 

Austrian Minister of Education Dr. Scholten (he's a Jew and his name is actually Pfefferkorn) wants "multicultural schools". But only for Austrians. He has better things in mind for Jewish children: the Jewish School, which is xenophobically closed off from other races, peoples and religions (cf. p.).

 

"Contrary to the League's `universal aims', the community uses the funds it receives from the League solely to support the Jews. When Galinski (shown here with his friend Monecker) was told that the Jewish community would have to work together with charity organizations of the Church, he immediately rejected the notion. It turned out that he has no intention whatsoever ofsupporting non-Jews, although he does not object to non-Jewish organizations supporting Jews. "This courageous criticism that mercilessly exposes the two-faced racist morals of the Berlin Jewish leader and Wizenthal-buddy Galinski (and his successor is cut from the same cloth) was published by SemitTimes, a Jewish periodical much to be recommended. (Issue 2/1992, p. 51.)