Gerhard Ittner

Because a man in Germany felt upset during a Facebook exchange over the denial of deliberate murder of Palestinans by Israelis, he posted a satirical comment that, "after all these lies, I slowly get to doubt the truth of the Holocaust." "It's all fake! All propaganda! Where is the evidence! …

German Politican Susanne Ulber has been excluded from her party for having "denied the holocaust" in a Facebook posting...

...cry the headlines of newspapers in Switzerland, because a farmer used his ham-radio transmitter to deny the "holocaust"...

A typewritten flyer contesting the orthodox Holocaust narrative has been distributed in a town in Switzerland, leading to criminal investigations against the unknown thought criminals...

Germany's patriotic opposition parties always face persecution because they are accused of trying to re-establish politics that Adolf the Unspeakable favored, too. To whitewash themselves, these "patriots" in turn persecute those in their own ranks exposing this pseudo-historical sham...

Gerhard Ittner reports the latest news on Dr. Johannes Lerle who is now being tried for the second time for Thought Crimes. 

Gerhard Ittner is interviewed on video by Alfred Schaefer on his persecution in Germany for expressing unorthodox views of the Holocaust.

About ten years ago we had memorial events in Dresden with ten thousand people taking part. Coming back from abroad and out of prison I found that had gone. So much of the activities we've had way back then had ceased.

Because a man in Germany felt upset during a Facebook exchange over the denial of deliberate murder of Palestinans by Israelis, he posted a satirical comment that, "after all these lies, I slowly get to doubt the truth of the Holocaust."

We received the following text from Gerhard Ittner four weeks ago. It explains a little more thoroughly his legal case in Germany (on which we reported elsewhere) as well as his attitude toward his harassment by the “German” judiciary. Unfortunately, and as expected, the German judges trying his case …

The Constitunional Court  in Germany has now determined the right of free speech in any case,  so if there are several possibilities to interpret a statement, the court is bound to assume the most beneficial one for the defandant.