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	'''Ernst Christof Friedrich Zündel''' (24 April 1939 – 5 August 2017) was a [[German]]-born publisher and author. He was involved in many legal proceedings and imprisoned for several years, first in [[Canada]] and then in [[Germany]], for the peaceful expression of [[~~Holocaust~~ revisionist]] views.		'''Ernst Christof Friedrich Zündel''' (24 April 1939 – 5 August 2017) was a [[German]]-born publisher and author. He was involved in many legal proceedings and imprisoned for several years, first in [[Canada]] and then in [[Germany]], for the peaceful expression of [[Holohoax revisionist]] views.
	==Life==		==Life==
	===Early years===		===Early years===
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	Ernst Zündel was born in a small town in the Black Forest region of south-western Germany. A devoted [[pacifist]], he emigrated to [[Canada]] at the age of 19 rather than be conscripted into the German military. Settling in [[Montreal]], he soon married, was the father of two sons, and became a Canadian citizen. His career as a graphic [[artist]], photographer, photo retoucher, and printer was successful.		Ernst Zündel was born in a small town in the Black Forest region of south-western Germany. A devoted [[pacifist]], he emigrated to [[Canada]] at the age of 19 rather than be conscripted into the German military. Settling in [[Montreal]], he soon married, was the father of two sons, and became a Canadian citizen. His career as a graphic [[artist]], photographer, photo retoucher, and printer was successful.

	===~~Holocaust~~ controversies ===		===Holohoax controversies ===
	[[File:Ingrid Rimland Zündel.png\|right\|315px]]		[[File:Ingrid Rimland Zündel.png\|right\|315px]]
	He later in life dedicated himself to the great task, as he saw it, of redeeming the sullied reputation of his fellow [[Germans]]. Through his [[Samisdat Publishers‎]], he distributed worldwide a prodigious [[quantity]] of [[revisionist]] material.		He later in life dedicated himself to the great task, as he saw it, of redeeming the sullied reputation of his fellow [[Germans]]. Through his [[Samisdat Publishers‎]], he distributed worldwide a prodigious [[quantity]] of [[revisionist]] material.

	Zündel is probably best known for his central role in the [[Ernst Zündel's ~~Holocaust~~ trials]] of 1985, 1988, and 2005. He was brought to court in [[Toronto]] on a charge of "publishing false news", and specifically for publishing a reprint edition of [[Richard Harwood]]'s booklet entitled: ''[[Did Six Million Really Die?]]'', originally published in England by [[Historical Review Press]].		Zündel is probably best known for his central role in the [[Ernst Zündel's Holohoax trials]] of 1985, 1988, and 2005. He was brought to court in [[Toronto]] on a charge of "publishing false news", and specifically for publishing a reprint edition of [[Richard Harwood]]'s booklet entitled: ''[[Did Six Million Really Die?]]'', originally published in England by [[Historical Review Press]].

	Zündel's two lengthy trials - the 1985 trial lasted two months, and the 1988 trial lasted four months - have been the closest thing anywhere to full scale debates on the [[~~Holocaust~~]] issue. For the first [[time]] ever, "~~Holocaust~~ survivors" and exterminationist ~~Holocaust~~ historians were closely and critically questioned under oath about their claims and views.		Zündel's two lengthy trials - the 1985 trial lasted two months, and the 1988 trial lasted four months - have been the closest thing anywhere to full scale debates on the [[Holohoax]] issue. For the first [[time]] ever, "Holohoax survivors" and exterminationist Holohoax historians were closely and critically questioned under oath about their claims and views.

	He continued his campaigns for [[justice]] and [[truth]], and on September 19, 1992 was in [[London]] to address, with [[David Irving]] and [[Gregory Lauder-Frost]], a Clarendon Club meeting of over 300 [[people]] on "The Media - Friend or Enemy of our Freedoms".<ref>Filmed and produced in VHS format by the Historical Review Press.</ref>		He continued his campaigns for [[justice]] and [[truth]], and on September 19, 1992 was in [[London]] to address, with [[David Irving]] and [[Gregory Lauder-Frost]], a Clarendon Club meeting of over 300 [[people]] on "The Media - Friend or Enemy of our Freedoms".<ref>Filmed and produced in VHS format by the Historical Review Press.</ref>
	===Back to the ''[[Vaterland]]''===		===Back to the ''[[Vaterland]]''===
	Returning to Canada, his position there continued to deteriorate, and in 2005 Judge [[Pierre Blais]] stripped Zundel of his citizenship and ordered his deportation to [[Germany]] after a corrupt and unjust court case, rife with conflict of interest - Blais was a former federal Minister of Justice in charge of the [[Canadian Security Intelligence Service]]. Zündel was then tried again in Germany and imprisoned for [[~~Holocaust~~ denial\|~~Holocaust~~ Denial]].		Returning to Canada, his position there continued to deteriorate, and in 2005 Judge [[Pierre Blais]] stripped Zundel of his citizenship and ordered his deportation to [[Germany]] after a corrupt and unjust court case, rife with conflict of interest - Blais was a former federal Minister of Justice in charge of the [[Canadian Security Intelligence Service]]. Zündel was then tried again in Germany and imprisoned for [[Holohoax denial\|Holohoax Denial]].

	Zündel was released on 1 March 2010, five years after his deportation to Germany.<ref [[name]]=rel>[http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5io4Yp9wnD1DM1cJ8OaHutNGbBqGQD9E5S1D80 "~~Holocaust~~ Denier Zündel Released"], Associated Press, March 1, 2010</ref> A small celebration took part with Günter Deckert, [[Lady Renouf]], Rigolf Hennig, Herbert Schaller and [[others]].		Zündel was released on 1 March 2010, five years after his deportation to Germany.<ref [[name]]=rel>[http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5io4Yp9wnD1DM1cJ8OaHutNGbBqGQD9E5S1D80 "Holohoax Denier Zündel Released"], Associated Press, March 1, 2010</ref> A small celebration took part with Günter Deckert, [[Lady Renouf]], Rigolf Hennig, Herbert Schaller and [[others]].

	Following the end of his prison term, [[Minister of Public Safety (Canada)\|Canadian Minister of Public Safety]] [[Vic Toews]] reiterated that Zündel will not be permitted to return to Canada. "In 2005, a Federal Court judge confirmed that Zündel is inadmissible on security grounds for being a danger to the security of Canada," Mr. Toews said in a written statement adding that, "The decision reinforced the [[government]] of Canada's position that this country will not be a safe haven for individuals who pose a risk to Canada's national security."<ref name=postrelease>[http://www.nationalpost.com/news/canada/story.html?id=2629539 "Zündel free but barred from Canada"], ''National Post'', March 2, 2010</ref>		Following the end of his prison term, [[Minister of Public Safety (Canada)\|Canadian Minister of Public Safety]] [[Vic Toews]] reiterated that Zündel will not be permitted to return to Canada. "In 2005, a Federal Court judge confirmed that Zündel is inadmissible on security grounds for being a danger to the security of Canada," Mr. Toews said in a written statement adding that, "The decision reinforced the [[government]] of Canada's position that this country will not be a safe haven for individuals who pose a risk to Canada's national security."<ref name=postrelease>[http://www.nationalpost.com/news/canada/story.html?id=2629539 "Zündel free but barred from Canada"], ''National Post'', March 2, 2010</ref>

	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Ernst Zündel's ~~Holocaust~~ trials]]		*[[Ernst Zündel's Holohoax trials]]
	*[[Ingrid Rimland Zündel]] - His wife and also ~~Holocaust~~ revisionist.		*[[Ingrid Rimland Zündel]] - His wife and also Holohoax revisionist.
	*[[Samisdat Publishers‎]]		*[[Samisdat Publishers‎]]

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	[[File:Horst Mahler, Ernst Zündel und Jürgen Rieger.png\|thumb\|305px\|From left to right: Lawyer [[Horst Mahler]], Ernst Zündel and lawyer [[Jürgen Rieger]]]]		[[File:Horst Mahler, Ernst Zündel und Jürgen Rieger.png\|thumb\|305px\|From left to right: Lawyer [[Horst Mahler]], Ernst Zündel and lawyer [[Jürgen Rieger]]]]
	[[File:Ernst Zündel mit Günter Deckert, Haftentlassung, 1. März 2010 II (Bild Deutschherrenklub).~~jpg~~\|thumb\|305px\|Dissidents Ernst Christof Friedrich Zündel and [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Deckert,_G%C3%BCnter Günter Deckert] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20220630200742/https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Deckert,_G%C3%BCnter Archive]), March 2010]]		[[File:Ernst Zündel mit Günter Deckert, Haftentlassung, 1. März 2010 II (Bild Deutschherrenklub).png\|thumb\|305px\|Dissidents Ernst Christof Friedrich Zündel and [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Deckert,_G%C3%BCnter Günter Deckert] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20220630200742/https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Deckert,_G%C3%BCnter Archive]), March 2010]]
	Ernst Zündel was born in a small town in the Black Forest region of south-western Germany. A devoted [[pacifist]], he emigrated to [[Canada]] at the age of 19 rather than be conscripted into the German military. Settling in [[Montreal]], he soon married, was the father of two sons, and became a Canadian citizen. His career as a graphic [[artist]], photographer, photo retoucher, and printer was successful.		Ernst Zündel was born in a small town in the Black Forest region of south-western Germany. A devoted [[pacifist]], he emigrated to [[Canada]] at the age of 19 rather than be conscripted into the German military. Settling in [[Montreal]], he soon married, was the father of two sons, and became a Canadian citizen. His career as a graphic [[artist]], photographer, photo retoucher, and printer was successful.

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	He continued his campaigns for [[justice]] and [[truth]], and on September 19, 1992 was in [[London]] to address, with [[David Irving]] and [[Gregory Lauder-Frost]], a Clarendon Club meeting of over 300 [[people]] on "The Media - Friend or Enemy of our Freedoms".<ref>Filmed and produced in VHS format by the Historical Review Press.</ref>		He continued his campaigns for [[justice]] and [[truth]], and on September 19, 1992 was in [[London]] to address, with [[David Irving]] and [[Gregory Lauder-Frost]], a Clarendon Club meeting of over 300 [[people]] on "The Media - Friend or Enemy of our Freedoms".<ref>Filmed and produced in VHS format by the Historical Review Press.</ref>
	===Back to the ''[[Vaterland]]''===		===Back to the ''[[Vaterland]]''===
	Returning to Canada, his position there continued to deteriorate, and in 2005 Judge [[Pierre Blais]] stripped Zundel of his citizenship and ordered his deportation to [[Germany]] after a corrupt and unjust court case, rife with conflict of interest - Blais was a former federal Minister of Justice in charge of the [[Canadian Security Intelligence Service]]. Zündel was then tried again in Germany and imprisoned for Holocaust Denial.		Returning to Canada, his position there continued to deteriorate, and in 2005 Judge [[Pierre Blais]] stripped Zundel of his citizenship and ordered his deportation to [[Germany]] after a corrupt and unjust court case, rife with conflict of interest - Blais was a former federal Minister of Justice in charge of the [[Canadian Security Intelligence Service]]. Zündel was then tried again in Germany and imprisoned for [[Holocaust denial\|Holocaust Denial]].

	Zündel was released on 1 March 2010, five years after his deportation to Germany.<ref [[name]]=rel>[http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5io4Yp9wnD1DM1cJ8OaHutNGbBqGQD9E5S1D80 "Holocaust Denier Zündel Released"], Associated Press, March 1, 2010</ref> A small celebration took part with Günter Deckert, [[Lady Renouf]], Rigolf Hennig, Herbert Schaller and [[others]].		Zündel was released on 1 March 2010, five years after his deportation to Germany.<ref [[name]]=rel>[http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5io4Yp9wnD1DM1cJ8OaHutNGbBqGQD9E5S1D80 "Holocaust Denier Zündel Released"], Associated Press, March 1, 2010</ref> A small celebration took part with Günter Deckert, [[Lady Renouf]], Rigolf Hennig, Herbert Schaller and [[others]].
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	[[File:Ernst Zündel mit Günter Deckert, Haftentlassung, 1. März 2010 II (Bild Deutschherrenklub).jpg\|thumb\|305px\|Dissidents Ernst Christof Friedrich Zündel and [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Deckert,_G%C3%BCnter Günter Deckert] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20220630200742/https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Deckert,_G%C3%BCnter Archive]), March 2010]]		[[File:Ernst Zündel mit Günter Deckert, Haftentlassung, 1. März 2010 II (Bild Deutschherrenklub).jpg\|thumb\|305px\|Dissidents Ernst Christof Friedrich Zündel and [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Deckert,_G%C3%BCnter Günter Deckert] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20220630200742/https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Deckert,_G%C3%BCnter Archive]), March 2010]]
	Ernst Zündel was born in a small town in the Black Forest region of south-western Germany. A devoted pacifist, he emigrated to [[Canada]] at the age of 19 rather than be conscripted into the German military. Settling in [[Montreal]], he soon married, was the father of two sons, and became a Canadian citizen. His career as a graphic artist, photographer, photo retoucher, and printer was successful.		Ernst Zündel was born in a small town in the Black Forest region of south-western Germany. A devoted [[pacifist]], he emigrated to [[Canada]] at the age of 19 rather than be conscripted into the German military. Settling in [[Montreal]], he soon married, was the father of two sons, and became a Canadian citizen. His career as a graphic [[artist]], photographer, photo retoucher, and printer was successful.

	===Holocaust controversies ===		===Holocaust controversies ===
	[[File:Ingrid Rimland Zündel.png\|right\|315px]]		[[File:Ingrid Rimland Zündel.png\|right\|315px]]
	He later in life dedicated himself to the great task, as he saw it, of redeeming the sullied reputation of his fellow Germans. Through his [[Samisdat Publishers‎]], he distributed worldwide a prodigious quantity of [[revisionist]] material.		He later in life dedicated himself to the great task, as he saw it, of redeeming the sullied reputation of his fellow [[Germans]]. Through his [[Samisdat Publishers‎]], he distributed worldwide a prodigious [[quantity]] of [[revisionist]] material.

	Zündel is probably best known for his central role in the [[Ernst Zündel's Holocaust trials]] of 1985, 1988, and 2005. He was brought to court in [[Toronto]] on a charge of "publishing false news", and specifically for publishing a reprint edition of [[Richard Harwood]]'s booklet entitled: ''[[Did Six Million Really Die?]]'', originally published in England by [[Historical Review Press]].		Zündel is probably best known for his central role in the [[Ernst Zündel's Holocaust trials]] of 1985, 1988, and 2005. He was brought to court in [[Toronto]] on a charge of "publishing false news", and specifically for publishing a reprint edition of [[Richard Harwood]]'s booklet entitled: ''[[Did Six Million Really Die?]]'', originally published in England by [[Historical Review Press]].

	Zündel's two lengthy trials - the 1985 trial lasted two months, and the 1988 trial lasted four months - have been the closest thing anywhere to full scale debates on the Holocaust issue. For the first time ever, "Holocaust survivors" and exterminationist Holocaust historians were closely and critically questioned under oath about their claims and views.		Zündel's two lengthy trials - the 1985 trial lasted two months, and the 1988 trial lasted four months - have been the closest thing anywhere to full scale debates on the [[Holocaust]] issue. For the first [[time]] ever, "Holocaust survivors" and exterminationist Holocaust historians were closely and critically questioned under oath about their claims and views.

	He continued his campaigns for justice and truth, and on September 19, 1992 was in London to address, with [[David Irving]] and [[Gregory Lauder-Frost]], a Clarendon Club meeting of over 300 people on "The Media - Friend or Enemy of our Freedoms".<ref>Filmed and produced in VHS format by the Historical Review Press.</ref>		He continued his campaigns for [[justice]] and [[truth]], and on September 19, 1992 was in [[London]] to address, with [[David Irving]] and [[Gregory Lauder-Frost]], a Clarendon Club meeting of over 300 [[people]] on "The Media - Friend or Enemy of our Freedoms".<ref>Filmed and produced in VHS format by the Historical Review Press.</ref>
	===Back to the ''[[Vaterland]]''===		===Back to the ''[[Vaterland]]''===
	Returning to Canada, his position there continued to deteriorate, and in 2005 Judge [[Pierre Blais]] stripped Zundel of his citizenship and ordered his deportation to [[Germany]] after a corrupt and unjust court case, rife with conflict of interest - Blais was a former federal Minister of Justice in charge of the [[Canadian Security Intelligence Service]]. Zündel was then tried again in Germany and imprisoned for Holocaust Denial.		Returning to Canada, his position there continued to deteriorate, and in 2005 Judge [[Pierre Blais]] stripped Zundel of his citizenship and ordered his deportation to [[Germany]] after a corrupt and unjust court case, rife with conflict of interest - Blais was a former federal Minister of Justice in charge of the [[Canadian Security Intelligence Service]]. Zündel was then tried again in Germany and imprisoned for Holocaust Denial.

	Zündel was released on 1 March 2010, five years after his deportation to Germany.<ref name=rel>[http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5io4Yp9wnD1DM1cJ8OaHutNGbBqGQD9E5S1D80 "Holocaust Denier Zündel Released"], Associated Press, March 1, 2010</ref> A small celebration took part with Günter Deckert, [[Lady Renouf]], Rigolf Hennig, Herbert Schaller and others.		Zündel was released on 1 March 2010, five years after his deportation to Germany.<ref [[name]]=rel>[http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5io4Yp9wnD1DM1cJ8OaHutNGbBqGQD9E5S1D80 "Holocaust Denier Zündel Released"], Associated Press, March 1, 2010</ref> A small celebration took part with Günter Deckert, [[Lady Renouf]], Rigolf Hennig, Herbert Schaller and [[others]].

	Following the end of his prison term, [[Minister of Public Safety (Canada)\|Canadian Minister of Public Safety]] [[Vic Toews]] reiterated that Zündel will not be permitted to return to Canada. "In 2005, a Federal Court judge confirmed that Zündel is inadmissible on security grounds for being a danger to the security of Canada," Mr. Toews said in a written statement adding that, "The decision reinforced the government of Canada's position that this country will not be a safe haven for individuals who pose a risk to Canada's national security."<ref name=postrelease>[http://www.nationalpost.com/news/canada/story.html?id=2629539 "Zündel free but barred from Canada"], ''National Post'', March 2, 2010</ref>		Following the end of his prison term, [[Minister of Public Safety (Canada)\|Canadian Minister of Public Safety]] [[Vic Toews]] reiterated that Zündel will not be permitted to return to Canada. "In 2005, a Federal Court judge confirmed that Zündel is inadmissible on security grounds for being a danger to the security of Canada," Mr. Toews said in a written statement adding that, "The decision reinforced the [[government]] of Canada's position that this country will not be a safe haven for individuals who pose a risk to Canada's national security."<ref name=postrelease>[http://www.nationalpost.com/news/canada/story.html?id=2629539 "Zündel free but barred from Canada"], ''National Post'', March 2, 2010</ref>

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