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Lawyer bodily removed from Zundel trial

Apr. 5, 2006. 12:14 PM

MANNHEIM, Germany (AP) — A
defence lawyer of far-right activist Ernst Zundel, charged with denying the
Holocaust, was physically carried from the courtroom Wednesday after defying a
ruling banning her from the trial on grounds she tried to sabotage the
proceedings.

Two female police officers had to carry Sylvia Stolz from the Mannheim
courtroom after she refused the judge's order to leave.

"Resistance! The German people are rising up," Stolz shouted as she was
taken from the room.

Some of the scores of supporters of Zundel, a 66-year-old German deported
from Canada, also quit the courtroom. Zundel, who emigrated to Canada in 1958
and lived in Toronto and Montreal until 2001, has been standing trial since
November on charges of years of anti-Semitic activities including denying the
Holocaust — a crime in Germany — in documents and on the Internet.

The presiding judge halted the trial on March 9 to ask for Stolz's
removal after she denounced the court as a "tool of foreign domination" and
described the Jews as an "enemy people" in earlier sessions.

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