Discharge for German Military “Disputers”

ThoughtCrime: 11/23/90

By CODOH ∙ November 23, 1990

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“Thoughtcrime does not entail death: thoughtcrime IS death.”
George Orwell

Members of the German military who dispute the “official” Holocaust story are now liable for dishonorable discharge, Germany's Federal Administrative Court recently ruled. Such views constitute a “breach of loyalty,” the court declared.

The ruling came in the case of a naval officer who told cadets that the story of systematic mass extermination of Jews by the Third Reich is not true.

Adapted from: German Information Center, The Week in Germany, Nov. 23, 1990.

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