The Time Ernst Zundel Put ‘The Holocaust’ on Trial and WON -
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Remembering Zundel’s Victory in the First Great Holocaust Trial
By Michael A. Hoffman II
January 7, 2005 marked the 20th anniversary of what came to be known throughout the world as “The Great Holocaust Trial” thanks chiefly to the drive, determination, courage and vision of one man, Ernst Zundel, supported by those he inspired.
In 1985 Zundel was a German immigrant residing in Toronto, Canada where he had built a highly successful advertising and graphic arts business based in a rambling Victorian mansion in the bohemian “Cabbagetown” section of metropolitan Toronto.
Zundel viewed the “Six million” story as a form of mental genocide against the German people; ostensibly a noble tale of the epoch struggle for human rights that in actuality was a form of devious hate propaganda, leveling every conceivable blood libel at the Germans and branding them with the Mark of Cain. Having survived the Allied firebombing of his native city of Pforzheim as a child, Zundel was well familiar with the war crimes of the hypocritical Allies and he made it his life’s work to clear the name of his own people.
For this commendable enterprise, Zundel had his mailing privileges revoked by the Canadian government in 1983, forcing him to open a post office box in Buffalo, New York and send a messenger to commute hundreds of miles just to receive mail. In 1985 he was charged under an archaic “False News” provision of an old Edwardian municipal code, for having published the pamphlet “Did Six Million Really Die?” He faced two years in prison if convicted.
In reponse Zundel put the so-called “Holocaust” itself on trial, hiring a little-known maverick lawyer from British Columbia, Douglas Christie, to argue his case before Judge Hugh Locke. Seated next to Christie was the learned revisionist historian Prof. Robert Faurisson of France, who guided Christie’s withering cross-examination of a long train of “saintly ‘Holocaust’ survivors” offered by the “Crown.” (more…)








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