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[1993] The Zionist Terror Network Background and Operation of the Jewish Defense League and other Criminal Zionist Groups
J. G. Burg (Joseph Ginsberg) Persecuted and beaten by Holocaust enforcers of Jewish Defense League type thugs. Denied burial in the Munich Jewish cemetery.
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On January 22, 1992, revisionist activist
David Cole was attacked by JDL
thugs at a meeting held at the University of California at Los Angeles. Before
the meeting began, JDL leader Rubin first tried to push the youthful Cole down a
flight of stairs. JDL hoodlums also harassed and pushed around meeting organizer
Robert Morrissey. After the meeting commenced, JDL punks tried to shout down the
speakers, and then threw food at Cole. Finally, a JDL thug assaulted Cole -- who
is Jewish -- hitting him in the face and bloodying his nose.
The tumult was recorded on videotape by a camera crew of the CBS television
news program "48 Hours," as well as by news crews of two local Los Angeles
television stations. Neither of the two local stations mentioned a word of the
incident in their nightly news broadcasts. Similarly, CBS officials decided not
to air even a second of this outburst, not even in a segment about Holocaust
revisionism that was part of the CBS television network's hour-long
magazine-format program "48 Hours" broadcast of February 26, 1992. Network
officials apparently decided that scenes of Zionist hoodlums beating a young
Jewish revisionist would not "fit" with the image of revisionism that CBS wanted
to project to its many viewers.
[1993] The Zionist Terror Network
Background and Operation of the Jewish Defense League and other Criminal Zionist
Groups
The most notorious of these murders was the assassination of an American
civil servant named Tom Soobzokov in Paterson N.J. in August of 1985. Because
Soobzokov had recently won a huge award in his $50 million lawsuit against
New York Times Books and a Zionist propagandist named Howard Blum, he had
been marked for death by the terrorists. Blum had written an exercise in
fantasy, "Wanted: The Search for Nazis in America", which devoted some 50 pages
to Soobzokov's alleged career as a Nazi, despite the fact that Blum's sources
had exonerated Soobzokov of all charges. The World Jewish Congress published a
letter from its director that Soobzokov's name had never appeared on a list of
war criminals; the Berlin Document Center, the world's most extensive
collection of papers on Nazis, had nothing adverse in its files; and 67 other
organizations which devoted their efforts to pursuing alleged war criminals
admitted that Soobzokov had never been listed as a war criminal. The Office of
Special Investigations, the Nesher group, had tried to have him deported but
gave up the effort when all of the charges were disproved.
After winning an award of millions of dollars, Soobzokov was denounced at a
neighboring synagogue by Mordechai Levy, founder of the terrorist Jewish Defense
League. In the next few days, a number of attempts were made on Soobzokov's
life, culminating in a bombing which tore off his legs and caused his death 22
days later. The FBI and the police did nothing on the case, marking it
"Unsolved" and placing it in the dead file. Victims By Eustace Mullins
Since its founding in 1978, the Institute for Historical Review has been the
leading American publisher of books and other materials questioning the
Holocaust extermination story. For this reason, its office in southern
California, as well as individual IHR employees, soon became targets of a
systematic campaign that included a drive-by shooting, three firebombings,
vandalization of IHR employee-owned automobiles, slashings of 22 tires of
employee automobiles, JDL-organized demonstrations outside the IHR office, and
numerous telephone threats during office hours and at night to IHR employees at
home. So intense did the harassment become that the family of one IHR employee
was forced to move.
During the course of a JDL demonstration in front of the IHR office on March
19, 1981, Mordechai Levy and other JDL protesters attacked the car of the
landlord's agent, who had arrived to ensure security. While shouting threats,
Levy smashed the right front passenger window of the man's car as he drove off.
A few weeks later, on April 5, 1981, JDL hoodlums staged another violent
demonstration outside the IHR office, during which an IHR employee was thrown to
the ground and beaten.
In the early morning hours of June 25, 1981, came the first firebombing
attack against the IHR office. Fortunately, the arson device -- similar to a
"Molotov cocktail" -- caused only minor damage. A man claiming to represent the
"Jewish Defenders" announced responsibility for the attack in phone calls to
news agencies.
The second arson attack against the IHR office came on April 25, 1982, in
which a copy machine, a few pieces of furniture and some records were damaged.
In a telephone message to a local news agency, a group calling itself "the
Jewish Defenders" claimed responsibility.
In an attack on September 5, 1982, the IHR office was riddled with gunfire,
demolishing two windows and damaging the front door. Additionally, a small arson
device caused some slight damage to the front of the office. Later that day, as
throughout the week, came a barrage of murder-threatening telephone calls.
Although the caller's voice was identified as that of Mordechai Levy, typically,
no one was arrested in the case. [1993] The Zionist Terror Network
Background and Operation of the Jewish Defense League and other Criminal Zionist
Groups
This terror campaign culminated in a devastating arson attack on the
Institute's offices and warehouse in Torrance on July 4, 1984 -- the 209th
anniversary of American independence. Damage in the attack, carried out in the
early morning hours of the 4th, was estimated at $400,000.
In a special edition of the IHR Newsletter (August 1984), IHR Director J.
Marcellus summed up:
As a physical entity, the Institute for Historical Review has virtually
ceased to exist. Ninety percent of our book and tape inventory -- the largest
collection of revisionist historical literature to be found anywhere -- has been
wiped out. Every last piece of office equipment and machinery -- including
desks, chairs, files and shelves -- lay in charred heaps of useless, twisted
scrap. Manuscripts, documents, artwork, galleys and film negatives -- products
of more than six long years of a tough, dedicated effort to bring suppressed
historical data to people the world over -- no longer exist. Tens of thousands
of books...estimated at over $300,000 in value, are gone...More than 2,500
square feet of space that was once the world's most controversial publisher lies
blackened in chaos and total ruin.
Two days later, JDL leader Irv Rubin showed up at the site of the gutted IHR
offices to publicly praise the arson attack. The JDL, he declared,
"wholeheartedly applauds the recent devastation of the offices of the Institute
for Historical Review." Denying any personal responsibility himself, Rubin said
that the criminal attack had been carried out by a former JDL activist named
Larry Winston (Joel Cohen). "I believe, with all my heart, that he
[Winston/Cohen] had something to do with this" arson, Rubin declared.
Although no one was ever arrested in connection with the 1984 firebombing,
the sophisticated nature of the attack suggests that it could have been the work
of trained operatives of a foreign governmental agency.
Apart from local news coverage, American newspapers and television reported
almost nothing about this act of criminal "book burning." This skewed media
treatment moved noted journalist Alexander Cockburn to observe (in the pages of
the liberal weekly The Nation): "The outfit in the United States that does publish material belittling
generally accepted accounts of the Nazi extermination of the Jews is called the
Institute for Historical Review. I don't recall much fuss when its offices in
Torrance, California, were firebombed in July 1984. Perhaps this is what Mailer
meant by "sophistication" in handling such heterodox opinion."
At the same time, though, a few prominent voices courageously spoke out
against the attack. American historian John Toland -- who received the Pulitzer
prize for general non-fiction in 1971 for his book The Rising Sun -- wrote to
the IHR: "When I learned of the torching of the office-warehouse of the Institute for
Historical Review, I was shocked. And when I heard no condemnation of this act
of terrorism on television and read no protests in the editorial pages of our
leading newspapers or from the halls of Academe, I was dismayed and incensed...I
call on all true believers in democracy to join me in public denunciation of the
recent burning of books in Torrance, California."
British historian David Irving, author of numerous acclaimed, best-selling
works of history, declared: "I was deeply shocked to hear of the fire-bomb
attack on your premises." [1993] The Zionist Terror Network
Background and Operation of the Jewish Defense League and other Criminal Zionist
Groups
In mid-February 1989, Jewish Defense League intimidation brought on the
cancellation of a three-day Institute for Historical Review conference at two
hotel sites in southern California.
Arrangements had been made months in advance to hold the Ninth IHR Conference
at the Red Lion Inn hotel in Costa Mesa. Several days before it was to begin,
the hotel received the first of a barrage of telephone threats warning that if
it permitted the IHR gathering to take place as scheduled, there would be large,
disruptive demonstrations in front of the hotel. It didn't take many such
threats to persuade general manager Russell Cox to cave in to the Zionist group,
and to cancel the hotel's contract with the IHR. Cox then added insult to injury
by permitting JDL chief Rubin to hold a "news conference" in the hotel lobby.
[1993] The Zionist Terror Network
Background and Operation of the Jewish Defense League and other Criminal Zionist
Groups
Arrangements were then hastily made to relocate the IHR gathering to a nearby
Holiday Inn hotel. However, just hours before it was to commence -- and as
attendees were arriving -- the Holiday Inn likewise cancelled out, bowing to JDL
threats similar to those made against the Red Lion Inn.
At this point, and with help from former US Congressman John Schmitz, IHR
Director J. Marcellus made emergency arrangements with Joe Bischof, proprietor
of the "Old World Village" shopping center in Huntington Beach, to hold the IHR
Conference there. Bischof refused to bow to JDL intimidation, including a
demonstration at the site by a handful of sorry-looking placard-waving JDLers
led by Rubin, who shouted insults at passersby. In spite of the disruption, and
some inconvenience for attendees, the Ninth IHR Conference proved one of the
most successful and high-spirited ever. [1993] The Zionist Terror Network
Background and Operation of the Jewish Defense League and other Criminal Zionist
Groups
Mordechai
Levy, leader of the militant Jewish Defense Organization, is
taken into custody by police following an August 1989
shooting incident in which he wounded a bystander.
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Irv Rubin with
JDL followers at a 1981 gathering. Holding a baseball bat is
Mordechai Levy. Rubin and Levy later became deadly rivals.
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The Jewish
Defense League was named in 1985 as a major terrorist group by
the US Federal Bureau of Investigation, as a major California
newspaper reports here.
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Jewish Defense League responsibility for a terrorist firebombing attack against an alleged "Nazi war criminal" is reported here in the New York Post, September 7, 1985. |