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NEW YORK (JTA) —
The Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith traced
the anti-Semitic material
seized last month by West
German police to "three
notorious purveyors of hate
literature in the United
States and Canada."
The three, named by Ab-
raham Foxman, ADL's
associate national director
and head of its Interna-
tional Affairs Division, as
the source of the material
are:
George Dietz, president of
Liberty Bell Publications,
Reedy, W. Va.; Gerhard
Lauck, Lincoln, Neb., editor
of "New Order," an organ of
the National Socialist Party
of America; and Ernst
Christof Friedrich Zundel,
head of Samisdat Pub-
lishers, Ltd., Toronto,
Canada.
Foxman asserted that in-
ternational cooperation
among extremists is not
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Germany, but includes anti-Semitic books,
neo-Nazi groups in several envelope seals and bumper
other countries. He gave the stickers with anti-Jewish
following as examples: slogans.
• The association of John
• Lauck, a leader of the
Tyndall, leader of Great National Socialist Party of
Britain's new-fascist Na- America, is also the head of
tional Front, with J. B. the NSDAP (National
Stoner, head of the racist, Sozialistiche Deutsche Ar-
anti-Semitic
National beiter Partei Auslandor-
States Rights Party, ganization), a neo-Nazi
(NSRP).
group based in Nebraska.
• Zundel, the spokesman
• The sanctuary given by
American hate groups in for Concerned Parents of
1979 and 1980 to Manfred German Descent, has also
Roeder, a leading German been known as Christof
neo-Nazi, when he was in Friedrich. He produces and
this country as a fugitive distributes anti-Semitica in
from West German justice. the form of books, pam-
Roeder, convicted of neo- phlets, leaflets, posters and
Nazi activity, is currently in cassettes.
In Washington, left and
jail in West Germany.
• The participation in Oc- right political extremists
tober 1980, of two leaders of are resorting to the "level of
the neo-Nazi Vlaamse direct action" in a re-
Militanten Orde (VMO) in surgence of neo-Nazism and
an NSRP conference in anti-Semitism in Europe
Marietta, Ga., prior to their and much of their prop-
expulsion from the U.S. at aganda material comes
the order of the State De- from the United States,
partment following an ADL Simon Wiesenthal declared.
The 72-year-old Nazi-
protest.
According to ADL re- hunter from Austria urged
that the U.S. adopt legisla-
cords:
• Dietz came to the tion against racial hatred as
United States from Ger- a means to help prevent the
many in 1957. His Liberty spread of anti-Semitism.
Bell Publications is a sub-
Wiesenthal received a
sidiary of Raybar, Inc., a standing ovation from ap-
commercial printing busi- proximately 2,500 persons,
ness. Liberty Bell is one of mainly of college age, at
the largest hate propaganda George Washington Uni-
versity where he spoke
under the auspices of the
Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
tion on the campus.
The extremists operating
in France, Austria, Ger-
many, the Scandinavian
countries and other areas of
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Wiesenthal noted that
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cooperation exists against
the poison.being supplied to
young people and in the
schools" in the form of
anti-Semitic propaganda.
In Bonn, the trial of 22
anti-Nazi activists, accused
of violent behavior opened
in Bad Hersfeld last week
amid protests by more than
200 demonstrators who de-
nounced the proceedings.
The charges, brought by
the neo-Nazi National
Democratic Party _(NPD),
stem from nationwide ral-
lies against the NPD's tra-
ditional "Deutschland
Meeting" last June 17 in
which the defendants were
allegedly involved.
The prosecutor of the fed-
eral state of Hessen claims
the anti-Nazis resorted to
intimidation and violence
in -the course of illegal
demonstrations that consti-
tuted a breach of the peace.
The protestors, who
began their vigil outside
the Bad Hersfeld court,
said their demonstratiori
would continue as long as
the proceedings lasted.
But they themselves face
possible prosecution in
the nearby city of Fulda.
The authorities there are
reported to be considering
bringing charges against
the anti-Nazis for in-
timidating the court in Bad
Hersfeld. They cited a
placard carried by the pro-
testors that warned that un-
less the accused are acquit-
ted there would be riots.
One of the accused is 22-
year-old Leon Shackman,
an Israeli photographer
who has been covering
neo-Nazi activities in West
Germany for two years.
Shackman said he was sev-
erly beaten by neo-Nazis
without provocation. The
NPD intends to show the
court an 8 mm. film al-
legedly proving that the
photographer had acted in a
violent manner.
Meanwhile, Peter Chot-
jewitz, an author who is par-
ticipating in the Bad
-Hersfeld protest, observed
that the federal constitution
guarantees the right of
every citizen to resist
Nazism. He said the charges
brought against the anti-
Nazi activists were a viola-
tion of that right.
Egypt Still
Obeys Boycott,
ADL Asserts
NEW YORK An Egyp-
tian public firm is pursuing
the boycott against Israel
despite the fact that it was
lifted in the Egyptian-
Israeli peace treaty, accord-
ing to the Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith.
Abraham H. Foxman,
ADL's associate nationar
director, said the conditions
laid down by the Alexandria
Water General Authority in
soliciting bids for piping
were a "disturbing de-
velopment" and harm
"peaceful relations."
Foxman pointed out that
the water authority stipu-
lated that any firm which
supplies the pipes must not
ship them on black-listed
vessels, on Israel ships or on
those vessels which go to Is-
raeli ports or waters.
—
An apparatus to distill
brackish and saline water
using solar energy has been
developed by Prof. Anthony
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Israel Institute of Technol-
ogy in Haifa.