Remembering Henry Hafenmayer
Posted by admin978 on August 11, 2022 · Leave a Comment
A year ago today our friend and comrade Henry Hafenmayer died at the shockingly young age of 48.
A former train driver who was dismissed for his political opinions, Henry became a prominent public champion of German historical revisionists, in a country where one can be jailed for questioning the official version of ‘Holocaust’ history. He was best known for his website Ende der Lüge (‘End of the Lie’) and associated social media accounts.
In this task he was especially closely associated with four jailed revisionists: former leftist lawyer and philosopher Horst Mahler (now 86); publisher and ecologist Ursula Haverbeck (now 93); lawyer Sylvia Stolz, first jailed for defending the late Ernst Zündel; and filmmaker / video blogger Alfred Schaefer.
All four have served long prison sentences, and Mr Schaefer was only recently released from jail in Munich. During 2022 he was been awarded – jointly with his equally courageous sister Monika – the Robert Faurisson International Prize and the George Orwell Free Speech Award.
With awards such as these and in celebrating the release of Alfred Schaefer, the spirit of Henry Hafenmayer lives on.
Henry also lives every time honest Europeans asks questions about their own continent’s history, despite the never-ending efforts of the enemies of truth.
Here in the UK we are – in theory – one of the last free European countries, in the sense that there is no law specifically forbidding historical research and discussion, as there is across so much of Europe.
Yet even here there is pressure for changes to ‘hate crime’ laws and online regulations.
At the end of 2021 the influential lobby group ‘Hacked Off’ presented a report to Parliament in which Heritage and Destiny was cited as the prime example of “harmful extremism”. They argue that H&D is too intelligently written to break existing laws, and is all the more damaging for that reason – so new regulations should be written to ban us from the internet even when we have done nothing illegal!
One of the three examples presented to Parliament, showing our “harmful extremism” was our obituary to Henry Hafenmayer!
We expect the new Prime Minister – almost certainly Liz Truss – on taking office next month to press ahead with new laws that favour Zionist lobby groups, and we are likely to be in their sights again.
Henry Hafenmayer will continue to live not only in our hearts and minds but in the fears of our enemies!
During the next week there will be further announcements here and at the Real History blog about new developments in the fight for historical truth.
