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An American ex-patriate, skilled linguist and translator living in Belgium and author of a number of books and papers – like Not Guilty at Nuremberg, Made in Russia: The Holocaust – Porter was charged by the Germans in 1997 for denying the Holocaust. He refused to attend the trial, was tried in absentia and convicted. He responded with a defiant, blistering Emile Zola-like excoriating written counterattack to the judge …

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Not Guilty at Nuremberg

The German Defense Case

By Carlos Whitlock Porter

Published: 1996-03-06

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Author(s):	Carlos Whitlock Porter
Title:	Not Guilty at Nuremberg, The German Defense Case
Sources:	Carlos Whitlock Porter Not Guilty at Nuremberg, The German Defense Case English Final revision March 6 1996
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Published:	1996-03-06
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Appears In:	World War II Wartime Trials World War II Crimes (non-Holocaust) Post WWII Revisionism Crimes and Propaganda Post WWII Revisionism Crimes and Propaganda Deprivation, Ethnic Cleansing and (Mass) Murder Post WWII Revisionism War Crime Trials + Prosecutions Post WWII Revisionism War Crime Trials + Prosecutions Individual Allied Trials in Germany Revisionist Personalities Porter, Carlos W.
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