Ernst Zundel has been barred from residing in the U.S.By Michael HoffmanPublisher, author, pacifist and German patriot Ernst Zündel, who has served more than seven years' imprisonment in U.S., Canadian and German jails for thought crimes, has been denied residence in the U.S on the basis that he is a thought criminal.
Elderly German Lady sentenced to 10 months in prison for doubting Auschwitz extermination claimsBy Michael Hoffmanwww.revisionisthistory.orgUrsula HaverbeckHamburg District Court, Nov.
Police search Professor Faurisson’s house On the evening of Wednesday, November 19, 2014, two police officers from the nearby city of Clermont-Ferrand, one of whom a commander, went to the home of Professor Faurisson in Vichy in order to conduct a search: they were looking to seize a computer and certain documents.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law that makes it a crime to deny Nazi war crimes May 05, 2014The law Putin signed on May 5 introduces punishment of up to five years in prison or a fine of some 500,000 rubles (some $14,000) for anyone found guilty of denying facts established by the Nuremberg trials regarding the crimes of Axis powers.The law also punishes those who knowingly disseminate "false information about the Soviet activities" during World War II. The signing of the law comes as Russia is drawing comparisons between Ukrainian nationalists and Nazi war crimes and ahead
The FBI has severed its public ties with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), a Washington D.C.-based private spy organization that labels conservatives who disagree with it as hateful. Its website features conservative organizations on a catalogue of “hate groups,” including Mount St.
