The living conditions which Hitler granted the Jews in the Warsaw ghetto for as long as the effects of war still permitted it were meager. The degree to which the Jews' state of nutrition and health was below that of the German civilian population which also lived in want in those days does not follow from this picture. The photo shows the Warsaw ghetto market, in 1942.

 

The Nuremberg-style justice of vengeance, invented by two Lithuanian Jews for the singular disqualification of Germany, has not been applied again since the end of the Second World War due to legal concerns raised by the United Nations, and also by scholars of international law. But even as late as spring 1992 that did not stop Wizenthal and his accomplices from smuggling this antiquated justice-of-vengeance into the Parliamentary decision of the Austrian National Council to amend the National Socialist Prohibitive Law. (Translation)

 

Wizenthal's passion is to attend "war crimes trials". This is the expression he wears for show on those occasions. And he complains that this predilection has recently been thwarted by witnesses (who knew him from the dress rehearsals) coming up to talk to him in the courtroom. Defense counsels accused him of suborning the witnesses - not without cause, as this book shows.

 

Two young concentration camp guards after their first "interrogation". (Source: Dr. Gerhard Frey, VorsichtFdlschung, p. 298.) "In Bergen-Belsen the intestines were torn out of the guards' abdomens while they still lived. Young SS assistants heard the men moan and scream. Their death throes lasted three days." (Savitri Devi Mukherji, Gold im Schmelztiegel, Edizionado di AR Padova, Via Patriarcato 34.)