Cui Bono? An American Veteran’s Views on Non-Jewish Toleration and Propagation of the Extermination Thesis

By Charles E. Weber

Presented at the 1981 Revisionist Conference

According to Cicero, L. Cassius Lohnginus Ravilla, who was Consul of the Roman Republic in 127 B.C., admonished judges involved in criminal trials to investigate the question to whose advantage a criminal act might have been committed. His famous question, which has had an influence on western juridical practi…