German neo-Nazi goes on trial for Holocaust denial
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
A former leftist radical turned neo-Nazi has gone on trial for incitement on allegations he regularly published documents denying the Holocaust on the Internet.
Horst Mahler - a founding member of the left-wing Red Army Faction terrorist group - is accused of publishing the documents online between the years 2001 and 2004. Denial of the Nazi Holocaust is a crime in Germany.
The Potsdam state court trial that opened Wednesday is the latest case against the 72-year-old attorney. He received 11 months in prison last July for giving the stiff-armed Nazi salute when he reported to prison the year before after a conviction in a separate case.
The trial is expected to last until at least mid-November.
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