Holocaust revisionist to face trial
French revisionist historian Robert Faurisson is to face trial on charges of attending an anti-holocaust conference in Iran.
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Holocaust revisionist to face trial
French revisionist historian Robert Faurisson is to face trial on charges of attending an anti-holocaust conference in Iran.
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Holocaust denial up since Irving released, report says
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As a dog lover, Hitler would no doubt have been flattered — “Adolf” the part Alsatian mongrel was not only his namesake but also meticulously trained by his Berlin owner to raise his right paw in a Nazi salute every time the command “Heil Hitler!” was uttered.
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Today Georges Theil, accompanied by his barrister, Eric Delcroix, answered the summons of the “Juge d’application des peines” in Grenoble concerning Mr Theil’s six month prison sentence handed down by the Lyon court of appeal in the spring of 2006. In accordance with the rules of procedure the chief public prosecutor of Grenoble, known for his firmness against revisionism, was also present at this hearing in chambers.
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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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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.
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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.
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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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US says UNESCO Holocaust resolution rejects ‘any form of Holocaust denial’
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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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