英語 での Holocaust denial の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Holocaust denial carries a maximum prison length of 10 years in Austria.
Holocaust denial is, for these people, also an attack on the legitimacy of the State of Israel.
Holocaust denial repudiates reasoned discussion in much the same way that the Holocaust itself repudiated civilized values.
In 2007 The European Union approved legislation that makes Holocaust denial a crime punishable by imprisonment.
Consequently Holocaust denial became an important element in the fabric of their ideology.
Holocaust denial repudiates reasoned discussion in much the same way as the Holocaust itself repudiated civilised values.
The Belgian Holocaust denial law, passed on 23 March, bans public Holocaust denial.
Ernst Zndel, a German citizen living in Canada, establishes Samisdat Publishers, which issues neo-Nazi literature that includes Holocaust denial.
Belgian Holocaust denial law- The Belgian Holocaust denial law, passed on March 23, 1995, bans public Holocaust denial.
Ernst Zündel, a German citizen living in Canada, establishes Samisdat Publishers, which issues neo-Nazi literature that includes Holocaust denial.
Under French and German law, for instance, hate speech and Holocaust denial are illegal.
Last year President Schulz announced that his first effort as president was to ban Holocaust denial in the European Parliament.
Before addressing the three main axes of Holocaust denial, let us look for a moment at the deniers' methodology, their modes of argument.
Smith rally in Los Angeles, and read Conde McGinley's Common Sense, a political newspaper that introduced him to anti-semitism and Holocaust Denial.
Holocaust denial and distortion are generally motivated by hatred of Jews, and build on an accusation that the Holocaust was invented or exaggerated by Jews as part of a plot to advance Jewish interests.
We have to commend the Germans and the French for basically saying'in our societies, this is how we deal with the problems of hate, racism and Holocaust denial.
Jewish academics also cited writings by Kupka in recent years that he had posted on the Internet, calling them“anti-Semitic Holocaust denial.”.
Under these regulations, cases with specific racist or anti-religious elements, including Holocaust denial, are directly punishable by to three years in prison or a fine.
Efraim Zuroff, director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center's office in Israel, said the court's ruling was the"worst possible response to last week's Holocaust denial conference in Teheran and will only encourage those who support these mad ideas.".
In November 2015, at the age of 87, she was sentenced to ten months imprisonment for Holocaust denial.[6] Several additional convictions in the fall of 2016 led to further such sentences.