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HIS HONOUR: No? Dr Töben: Oh. Are you asking – sorry. HIS HONOUR: Yes. Do you accept that you disobeyed the orders made by Branson J on 22 September 2002, and failed to comply with the undertaking given to Moore J on 27 November 2007? Dr Töben: That is still – I would need to seek legal advice on that, because that’s – it’s not in this affidavit, in this written affidavit, your Honour. HIS HONOUR: Very well. Yes, Mr Perkins, do you have any reexamination? MR PERKINS: Your Honour, I wished to take up the question as raised about Dr Töben’s means and ability to pay a fine, so, yes, I do wish to ask … HIS HONOUR: Yes. I’ll allow you to do that. I’m not quite sure that it is proper re-examination, but if it goes beyond re-examination then I might hear Mr Margo in relation to any further cross-examination. But I’ll certainly allow you to lead evidence in relation to Dr Töben’s means, because that’s a relevant matter for my decision. MR PERKINS: Thank you, your Honour. RE-EXAMINATION BY MR PERKINS [12.23 pm] MR PERKINS: Dr Toben, what means – what income do you have? Dr Töben: I receive the disability pension, and from June on it will be an old age pension. I’ve reached 65. Mr Perkins: You were asked some questions about an interview with a reporter by the name of Pia Akerman; is that so? Dr Töben: Yes. Mr Perkins: And do you have the report of that article in front of you currently? Dr Töben: Yes, I have. Mr Perkins: And would you have a look, please, at the last thing said in that report? Dr Töben: This – the last paragraph? Mr Perkins: Does the report refer to where you were going after you had the interview? Dr Töben: Oh, yes. I’m – before meeting with this lawyer I was going to Melbourne, yes. That was before meeting you. Mr Perkins: Do you have money in the bank? Dr Töben: No. Maybe … Mr Perkins: Yes, continue, please? Dr Töben: Maybe 50 or so whatever dollars, something like that, yes. I’m not sure. Mr Perkins: In a previous affidavit you – well, I withdraw that. You’ve previously said within the four corners of these proceedings that you owned a library? Dr Töben: Yes. 83
Mr Perkins: Does that have a value in money terms? Dr Töben: I – I don’t know. It – I don’t know. A couple of rooms full of books, whether that’s of value. My topics – I don’t know. I would depend – anyone – certainly my son is not interested in any of these books, and so … Mr Perkins: No, I’m asking you about the value, please? Dr Töben: I don’t know. I don’t know what they’re – what they’re worth, but it’s – my lifetime’s work is in the books. The money – the – whenever I could I would buy books. This has been my passion, and then, of course … Mr Perkins: Do you? Dr Töben: … writing in them. Mr Perkins: Do you own a house? Dr Töben: Yes, I do. Mr Perkins: And whereabouts is that? Dr Töben: That is in the western district in Victoria. It is the family home. Mr Perkins: And who lives in that house? Dr Töben: No one. It is a very small house. Mr Perkins: And what condition is that in? Dr Töben: Liveable. But there is a caveat on it, two caveats. Back in the days of the family court, when my marriage and family dissolved, the legal aid has a caveat on it. So, in effect, if it was sold there would be nothing out of it. Mr Perkins: Yes. The address that you gave in Adelaide where you live, do you own that property? Dr Töben: No, I don’t. Mr Perkins: Do you pay rent? Dr Töben: No, I don’t. Mr Perkins: Do you live there at the licence of somebody who owns it? Dr Töben: I do, have been for the last 15 years. Mr Perkins: Do you own a car? Dr Töben: I do. Mr Perkins: And are you able to tell his Honour the value of that car? Dr Töben: It is worth about $5000. Mr Perkins: When – if your Honour pleases, that’s the re-examination. HIS HONOUR: Thank you. That completes your re-examination, Mr Perkins? MR PERKINS: Yes, your Honour. HIS HONOUR: Thank you. Mr Margo, do you wish to ask any questions in relation to Dr Toben’s financial position? MR MARGO: No, your Honour. HIS HONOUR: Thank you. Dr Toben, that completes your evidence. Thank you. Dr Töben: Thank you. THE WITNESS WITHDREW [12.28 pm] 84
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You who dwell ... On eagles wings w
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26 Pottery Ceramics 335 27 A Moment
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Media coverage of his case remains
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Nine years earlier, after Commissio
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site’s not. People need to learn
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Chapter 1 A MEDIA FIELD DAY Enough
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not have to prove anything, and the
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Nearly in prison at Metulla - got c
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Dr Toben told The Weekend Australia
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As the saga continued to be aired i
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‘Dr Toben has shown himself to be
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Border patrol police were told to b
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Page 89 and 90: Dr Töben: Yes, yes. MR MARGO: Coul
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PART ONE STANDARDS FOR SCIENTISTS A
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wild guess. Even an ‘educated gue
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35. Enforced silence about the doin
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51. Also, anyone can see, at www.re
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certainly did not at that time have
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to prove the existence of homicidal
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prisoners of their own self-constru
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Australia since the time of settlem
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David’s numerous presentations of
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Unfortunately Australia’s Jewish
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son of the soil, said, ‘We don’
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entrance. The Channel 7 cameraman r
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collect a bucket, dustpan and brush
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I must have dozed off; suddenly I h
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‘Good, you’re standing to atten
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I smiled at him. ‘Thanks for that
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Is the highest security unit of all
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Saturday morning begins not at 6 a.
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It is time for inmates to have a sh
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eceive our civilian clothes, and I
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transgression of some generally acc
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B-Division accommodates high and me
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Jail is not censorship of Töben, i
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are targeted, these questions take
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court acted as a proxy for Australi
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of a universal value system, which
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Federal Court of Australia, and who
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fundamental freedoms for all, witho
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I wish to bring to your attention s
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apart from one another, were ruled
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Hartung’s submission included the
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vilification legislation. This was
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Jew must go behind and the Goi in f
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makers in this country, and indeed
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Law, the religious Law of Judaism.
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described as the ‘iron cage of ca
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THE ISRAEL LOBBY AND U.S. FOREIGN P
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This alleged pre-judging of a case
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Where is the media outrage? Where h
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Surely, Australian’s have urgent
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Former Nazi concentration camp guar
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the dark Soviet style of old in Put
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There was then a jealousy between G
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Continuing his travels to Bridgewat
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another Minister obtain a reply to
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This is another project which has b
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Mr Dunstan: I appreciate the plans
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ecause I believe they should be in
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Plan of the main area of the Cadell
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The type of housing provided for Ca
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Nestling within a bend of the Murra
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The sealed road (left) from the wor
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THE BEGINNING During 1952 the Gover
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By October 1959 all buildings were
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The Cadell Training Centre is situa
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Such good progress was made that by
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some later stage. For the present i
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The driver smokes as does her co-dr
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e done to strengthen those muscles
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Office area, to await the frisking
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My legs are feeling much better. At
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who do not have the strength of cha
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that my urine test was negative. Te
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Chapter 19 ARBEIT MACHT FREI! ‘Wo
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It reminds me of those individuals
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nonsense from F Piper in his 1993 b
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ubbish bin - it is an easy clean-up
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ooks with pages cut out in the shap
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Chapter 21 A FISHY STORY Figurative
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Onion and sausages and lovely salad
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Chapter 22 NO FOOD PROBLEMS! At Cad
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10 L ice-cream container would arri
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Chapter 23 VISITORS Throughout this
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That is essentially the sadness I f
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Mohammed Hegazi Reports on Fredrick
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Peter and I lined up with other vis
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some isolated local trouble that co
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ehaviour, which is not at all a rac
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Forklift Ticket Backhoe Ticket MR T
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approximately five acres of land an
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Operation Challenge was an initiati
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Violence. Through case management,
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Chapter 25 RE-EDUCATING WHOM? ‘As
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Bendle bemoans the fact that a grou
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The recently published, andto date
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nation then also came through the b
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Continuous as the stars that shine
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(U.S.A.), and Mr Ernst Zündel (Can
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It is from this basis that we take
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lost the cutting edge of it by subm
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The South Australian government say
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The US Holocaust Memorial Museum’
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Fredrick Töben upon release from t
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say this about the judges’ failur
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course, that his wish to die at hom
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When a farming community (any commu
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Party under Prime Minister John How
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orders. I was not present in court
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prompted by the arrest in Germany o
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That Jeremy Jones can speak of a
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Kevin then asked the Court to clari
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He is a family man with a small dau
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Reason for Submission The unproven
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anner of the abolition of interest
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- suicided in despair of what was h
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Bad luck or injustice? Professor La
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Department. He has criticised the d
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should reflect what the mass of peo
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Since 1983, when Labor and the teac
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themselves, rather than have them v
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Dirk is still a free man as he is a
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The marijuana capital of Australia
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it’s a big-time earner. Laws were
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Other states have them. In Queensla
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‘I couldn’t give two hoots abou
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compulsory courses on aggression, o
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Today it’s all been fixed and is
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After being held six years over my
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20 years straight and that’s for
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Chapter 31 MY MOMENT OF SHAME Lila
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permission to collect half-a-dozen
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Jim Earley’s poem about the incid
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process. Please notice that the ind
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Wowsers, whingers, ratbags, narks,
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Chapter 32 WELCOME HOME 12 November
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Of course, as a teacher I worry abo
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Revisionists who felt they could en
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As there is always a concern when m
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During his time in Yatala and Cadel
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One of the items the musical trio D
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Lila sent me this calender, and it
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Alan Goldberg’s letter continued.
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In the open air at Cadell Training
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So you were not motivated in any wa
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Everyone had to be present at the r
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epairing the bunks, but I had been
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attested to many times in the cours
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chamber they would have to pass in
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The German system was frighteningly
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Morgenthau Era Letters, Austin J Ap
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thing, wouldn’t one then sensibly
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of punishing war criminals is corre
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just as we are calling Japan and It
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abandonment of $1 billion of assets
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discussion of the Jewish role in th
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Zionist Theodor Herzl: Anti-Semitis
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The problem for Kinsley and like-mi
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to get more details on him. They re
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An accusation of ‘denial’ is se
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