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On April 1, 2022 an April Fools’ Day legal farce was played out under Allies (‘All lies’) Occupied German laws where judges are obliged to rule that forensic “truth is Continue Reading →
77 years ago today the RAF and USAAF began their terror-bombing of the historic city of Dresden, incinerating countless civilians including many women and children who were fleeing the advance Continue Reading →
H&D‘s assistant editor Peter Rushton today reveals an extraordinary Second World War spy story – previously unknown to military and intelligence historians. This story was one of the reasons for Continue Reading →
In a last minute reversal, German prosecutors and a district court judge in Dresden have ended their criminal case against Lady Michèle Renouf, terminating a 32-month process, days before it Continue Reading →
Lady Michèle Renouf’s trial in Dresden – due to begin on 15th May – has been postponed due to the impact of Covid-19. The trial is now rescheduled to begin Continue Reading →
H&D assistant editor Peter Rushton was among more than 2,000 marchers in Dresden yesterday who commemorated the 75th anniversary of the RAF and USAAF terror-bombing of the city on 13th-14th Continue Reading →
Canadian-German violinist and former Green Party candidate Monika Schaefer remains imprisoned in Germany following her arrest in January under the notorious German law dictating the approved interpretation of 20th century Continue Reading →
The following is not so much a report on the recent Yorkshire Forum as a personal celebration of those valiant spokesmen. Yesterday, like the once-true Royal Mail motto – ‘be Continue Reading →
Introduction by Peter Rushton, Assistant Editor of H&D, January 2022 Robert Faurisson died on 21st October 2018, moments after returning to his home in Vichy from his final conference organised Continue Reading →
“No Jewish personnel should be employed, if at all possible, in intelligence duties” – this was the verdict of a top-level British discussion of security threats in a document that Continue Reading →