95-year-old Ursula Haverbeck faces ANOTHER 16 month prison sentence
Posted by admin978 on June 26, 2024 · Leave a Comment
A court in Hamburg today confirmed another 16-month prison sentence against the 95-year-old German scholar and publisher Ursula Haverbeck, after several days of appeal hearings that began on 7th June.
(In the photo above, Ursula is discussing an earlier case with her lawyer, Wolfram Nahrath.)
Ursula’s ‘offence’ is to have raised questions about the orthodox version of 1940s German history (a history which she lived through, unlike the vast majority of today’s Germans). This latest sentence was increased from 10 to 16 months, due to Ursula’s courage in using the trial to repeat her questions and her interpretations of German history. The implication is that in true Stalinist fashion, today’s German courts expect a nonagenarian defendant to recant – but to her great credit, Ursula refused to play their game.
This month she appeared in court in Hamburg (a journey of more than 130 miles from her home) in relation to a conviction that dates back to 2015. Appeal hearings in the case were delayed several times, partly due to a backlog of cases during the pandemic. Additional hearings took place on 12th June and today (26th June).
Ursula has repeatedly been charged (and convicted) since 2004 for questioning the alleged extermination of six million Jews in purported homicidal “gas chambers”: an alleged mass murder presumed by orthodox historians to have been carried out on the orders of Adolf Hitler – even though these orthodox historians have never been able to produce the slightest evidence for such orders, nor establish how and where the murders took place.
German courts refuse even to discuss the evidence concerning this alleged “Holocaust”. They frequently impose jail sentences on dissident historians, scientists, and publishers.
The German-Canadian Ernst Zündel was deported to Germany in 2005 and arrested on arrival. He was held in Mannheim prison for exactly five years until his release in March 2010, having also been imprisoned from 2003-2005 in the USA and Canada awaiting deportation.
The scientist and historian Germar Rudolf was extradited from the USA to Germany in 2005 and imprisoned until 2009. Many other countries including France, Austria, and Russia also criminalise historical revisionism, but the Federal Republic (today’s occupied Germany) has some of the most severe punishments.
Ursula Haverbeck herself served a jail sentence in Bielefeld from 2018-20, and is due to serve a further jail sentence confirmed by a Berlin court in 2022, as well as this latest 16-month sentence imposed today. The main difficulty in enforcing these two sentences seems to be that few prisons (or even prison hospitals) have appropriate facilities to accommodate a 95-year-old prisoner.
Among the last survivors of the wartime generation, Ursula Haverbeck has ensured – by her remarkable tenacity, intelligence, and courage – that the pursuit of historical truth continues, in defiance of politically-directed courts and enemy-occupied governments.
The mainstream German news report above (even though made by establishment broadcasters) cannot disguise the disgraceful state of German justice, which now seeks to impose a further 16 month jail sentence on this brave nonagenarian patriotic lady.
The version above has English subtitles, and the version below has Spanish subtitles.
