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We
had been in close
communication with Minister
Coderre on this
matter.
— Frank Dimant, leader of
Canada’s Jewish
Community

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by this website]

Canada
Newswire

Ottawa, Wednesday, February 19,
2003

Outrage of Canadian
Jewish organisations ERNST
ZÜNDEL BACK ON CANADIAN
SOIL

Canada NewsWire — “We are outraged that a man like Ernst
Zundel
was allowed to re-enter this country,” said Frank Dimant,
Executive Vice-President of
B’nai
Brith Canada

after learning that Zundel was deported to
Canada earlier today.

[Bnai Brith Canada]

[Frank Dimant]

Frank
Dimant

Related file:

The traditional enemies of free speech

“We had been in close communication with
Minister Coderre on this matter and were hopeful that the government would intervene in time to have him deported to his native Germany rather than here.

“Now that he’s here, he should be sent right back to Germany where he belongs.
One of the reasons he was denied Canadian
Citizenship before was a CSIS report judging him to be a security threat with close connections to radical right wing groups.

“What’s the point of a security check if we can’t prevent those deemed a threat from entering the country or just send them straight home?”

[Index on Ernst Zündel]

Source Information
Original Publication: 2003-02-19
Digital Archive: Focal Point Publications
Accessed: June 3, 2026