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Ernst
Zündel a free man at last - released from
Germany's Mannhein Jail this morning after many
long years - but for how long? Monday, March 1, 2010 From Ingrid Rimland - Mrs
Ernst Zündel THIS morning at 2:45 EST I
received a phone call from our British friend,
Lady Michele Renouf, who told me: "We have
him in the car! All is well! Here he is..." and I
could exchange a few happy words with my
husband. Ernst assured me that his release went smoothly
and that he would call me a bit later with
additional details. Half an hour later I received a fax from his
lady attorney, Alexandra Rittershaus, who told
me: "Ernst is in freedom. A few people were [at
the prison gates], but everything went
peacefully. I did not have an opportunity to talk
to him, but he looked happy." Above is a photo taken just a few minutes ago,
showing Ernst with his splendid Austrian defense
attorney, Dr. Herbert Schaller who, at the
young age of 87, fought like a lion for Ernst's
release!. 
Seven
Years Behind Bars - longer than Pastor
Niemöller.
On
March 1, 2010 Europe's best-known political
prisoner, Ernst Zündel, was released from
prison in Germany -- "the freest Germany that has
ever been", as it likes to call itself, despite
50,000 arrests for "thought-crimes" every
year.  
Our
dossier on Ernst Zündel-
Photo:
Ernst Zündel in a German courtroom, where
he was sentenced
to five years in jail for statements on a
California-based website
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