Zion-Nazi Censorship in Germany
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Bibliographic information about this document: Joseph G. Burg, Zionnazi Zensur in der BRD, Ederer-Verlag, Munich, 1980
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By Joseph G. Burg ∙ June 14, 1980
Josef G. Burg is the pen name of Josef Ginsburg (born 1908 in Czernowitz; died 1990 in Munich), a multilingual Jewish journalist and Holocaust revisionist. He is the author of many books ("Schuld und Schicksal", "Zionazi", "Das Tagebuch der Anne Frank", "Auschwitz in alle Ewigkeit" etc.).
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