An interview with Professor Robert Faurisson at the Guest House of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Tehran, December 13, 2006.
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Greek historian convicted over book denying the Holocaust
A far-right Greek historian was sentenced to 14 months in prison Thursday for inciting racial hatred with a book that denies the Holocaust took place, court officials said.
Continue readingA Gitmo trial beats judgment at Nuremberg
Nearly 100 foreign enemy combatants to be tried at Guantanamo Bay will have more rights than Nazi war criminals who faced the Nuremberg tribunal, a Senate panel was told yesterday.
Continue readingHolocaust denier gets prison in Austria
VIENNA, Austria — A right-wing Austrian writer who fled to Spain after being convicted of Holocaust denial charges 15 years ago must serve his 18-month sentence, Vienna’s highest court said Monday.
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U.S. says UNESCO Holocaust resolution rejects ‘any form of Holocaust denial’
Continue readingGerman high court backs conviction of Holocaust denier
Germany’s top appeals court upheld the conviction of Ernst Zündel for denying the Holocaust and inciting hatred of Jews. Mr. Zündel’s appeal was baseless, the Karlsruhe-based Federal Court of Justice said in a statement yesterday.
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Neo-Nazi to serve time for Holocaust denial
Continue readingErnst Zündel and the politics of ‘Gotcha’
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.
Continue readingCroatian authorities investigate Hitler sugar packets
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.
Continue readingEU aims to criminalise Holocaust denial
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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