Neo-Nazis use the anniversary of the Allied bombing of Dresden for Holocaust comparisons. They are actually always tasteless, but are they also punishable? Why criminal courts find it difficult to decide that.
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Ron Steinke
This Monday marks another anniversary of the Allied bombing raid on Dresden, a deeply saddening anniversary associated with the violent deaths of up to 25,000 civilians. But also a notorious occasion for neo-Nazi historical revisionists. And for some, just great, bad fun.