By Sylvia Stolz ∙ May 31, 2019
Trying to sustain the human side of revisionism can be very hard. The more-so, if you have previously been imprisoned for such thought crimes. Sylvia Stolz goes to a German prison for 18 months, again, for something she said outside Germany. Such is our Zionist-occupied world, Dear Reader.
Sylvia Stolz (born 1963) is a German lawyer who has been convicted for uncompromisingly defending Holocaust revisionist and demanding free speech rights for historical dissidents.
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