On January 24, 2007, I was arguing before three judges in Cincinnati, on behalf of my German-born client Ernst Zundel and his wife Ingrid Rimland Zundel, when a curious thing happened.
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The couple eloped to France in February 1947, when Selien was 19. They were married in a villa in Marseille, with several younger war orphans presiding over the ceremony. They stayed for two months, taking care of the children, before boarding a ship to the Palestinian territory. The vessel, the Hagana Ship Theodor Herzl, with room enough for 700, carried 2,700 passengers to the harbor of Haifa. It preceded the well-known Exodus, a ship turned away by the British, who then administered the Palestinian territory.
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Authorities in Croatia began an investigation yesterday into the production and distribution of sugar packets bearing the likeness of Adolf Hitler and Holocaust jokes, following a request by the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Jerusalem.
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Laws that make denying or trivialising the Holocaust a criminal offence punishable by jail sentences will be introduced across the European Union, according to a proposal expecting to win backing from ministers Thursday.
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