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New York (JTA) — The
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circumstances of the offenses
committed, and to inform
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Paris (JTA) — The Ver-
sailles Court of Appeals
decided last week that
spreading leaflets claiming
that "gas chambers have
never existed" constitutes
incitement to racial hatred.
It sentenced Alain
Guionnet, a 36-year-old self-
styled revisionist historian,
to one month in jail.
But the case attracted
little attention and was
barely mentioned in the
news media.
Guionnet, who is
unemployed, was arrested
last year for affixing revi-
sionist posters to cars and
public buildings. A lower
court acquitted him in
December 1989, on grounds
that his acts did not con-
stitute racial incitement. It
explained that he never
blamed the Jewish commun-
ity or held Jews responsible
for spreading what he called
the "legend of the death
camps."
The prosecution appealed,
however, arguing that this
type of fallacious propagan-
da was a symptom of rabid
anti-Semitism and was in-
citement.