Holocaust denier Ursula Havebeck is again in court docket in Hamburg from Friday with hate speech. Common right-wing extremist Haverbeck was sentenced to 10 months in jail with out parole by the Hamburg district court docket on 12 November 2015.
The 95-year-old man appealed in opposition to this, and virtually 9 years later the case is now earlier than the regional court docket. On the primary day of the trial, the girl introduced that she wished to touch upon the allegations through the trial. Over the previous 20 years, prison courts have needed to cope with Havebeck’s statements time and time once more.
The general public prosecutor’s workplace in Hamburg accuses the girl, who comes from North Rhine-Westphalia, of inciting hatred in two circumstances.
Two years in jail
Haverbeck is claimed to have advised journalists on 21 April 2015, on the sidelines of the Lüneburg trial in opposition to former SS man Oskar Gröning, that Auschwitz was not an extermination camp, however a labor camp. In a TV interview with the NDR journal “Panorama” she additionally denied that there was any mass extermination of individuals.
She was first convicted in 2004 and fined. Just lately, non-parole sentences have been handed down. Haverbeck has already been in jail in Bielefeld (North Rhine-Westphalia) for over two years for Holocaust denial.