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Lorenz Knorr faces sedition charge

· The Week Vol. 2, No. 6, c. 17 August 1964 · pp. 8-9 of the scan · 197 words

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from Mrs, E, Dales

The Defence Committee for Victims of Nazi Persecution has issued the following statement: "...Our ‘open letter’ appealing to the Chancellor in Bonn, to uphold the observance of international law - which was signed by 300 eminent people from different European countries - was not successful, Mr. Knorr, the well knom anti-fascist and resistance fighter, and many years national secretary of the socialist youth and now one of the executive members of the German Peace Union, was sentenced, following his appeal, to a fine of DM 2,000 (just over £180) for speaking the truth about Hitler's generals..e/t the same time a charge of 'sedition' was brought against hin, before a special political court. It seems obvious that the intention is to remove Mr. Knorr from the political scene. His party is the only party which demands and supports 2 nuclear free zone in Central Europe and the removed of guilty nazis from public office..." The statement appeals for people sign a letter addressed to the Gen. Sec. of UNO, and the secretary of the Human Rights Commission. Copies of the letter for signing can be obtained from DFVNP, 12, First Avenue, Gillingham, Kent.

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