Monika Schaefer imprisoned: her brother Alfred and Lady Michèle Renouf arrested – two videos from Germany
Posted by admin978 on May 8, 2018 · Leave a Comment
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 history.
Regularly updated information about Monika’s case can be found at the website of the Canadian Association for Free Expression.
Last December Monika met with a small group of friends (including several H&D subscribers) to celebrate the traditional festival of the Winter Solstice. The video below is a memento of this occasion and is posted here as a tribute to the brave Monika Schaefer.
H&D readers outraged by Germany’s abandonment of the normal traditions of free historical enquiry can write to Monika Schaefer at her prison address:
Monika Schaefer
JVA Stadelheim
Schwarzenbergstr. 14
81549 München
GERMANY
Monika’s brother Alfred Schaefer is also now facing criminal charges for the speech he gave in February 2017 at a commemoration in Dresden of the terrible Holocaust carried out in that city by British and American terror bombing in February 1945.
At this year’s Dresden commemoration, Lady Michèle Renouf, British campaigner for the right of free scientific and historical enquiry, was herself arrested following her speech which can be viewed in the video below.
It is truly tragic that the German police and authorities feel compelled so to dishonour their own civilian dead, by criminalising the holocaust of hundreds of thousands of their fellow countrymen, including countless women and children burned alive seventy-three years ago in Dresden.
H&D will continue to carry regular updates on the worldwide struggle to save traditional European freedoms.
