Justizgroteske: Antifaschist als Nazi vor Gericht - #1526

Ein Wiener Antiquar, seit Jahrzehnten verlässlicher Lieferant der Wissenschaft, wird plötzlich wie ein gefährlicher Extremist behandelt: Hausdurchsuchung, Beschlagnahmen, Anklage wegen NS-Wiederbetätigung – ausgelöst durch Bücher aus Brigitte Hamanns Nachlass. Dem 77-Jährigen drohen bis zu zehn Jahre Haft, den Büchern die Vernichtung. Florian Klenk, der Historiker Oliver Rathkolb und die Tochter des betroffenen Antiquars, Karin Schaden im Gespräch über eine Justizgroteske.Die FALTER-Covergeschichte über den Wiener Antiquar finden Sie hier. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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