ThoughtCrime: 03/24/97
Revisionist Editor fined in France
A French court fined a magazine editor $5,200 for publishing revisionist
articles. Gabriel Andres, editor of Rot un Wiss (Red and White)
questioned the existence of "gas chambers" at Struthof-Natzweiler, a concentration
camp in Alsace.
Supporters of the orthodox Holocaust story believe that SS Professor
August Hirt gassed prisoners with mysterious salts which, when mixed with
water, would kill in one minute. The building in which the "gas chamber"
was housed had been a restaurant before the outbreak of World War II. The
room which is described as a "gas chamber" today had served as a refrigeration
room for perishable food.
The "gas chamber" at Struthof-Natzweiler has been called the French national
gas chamber. It is classified as a "historical monument."
In France, it is against the law to question the traditional Holocaust
story.
Adapted from The Asbury Park Press 03/25/97.
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George Orwell
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