Fwd: Ingrid Rimland to Address IHR Meeting Feb 3 / Pro-Zundel Demo, Feb. 4

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Press Release from the Institute for Historical Review



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>January 2005
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>Ingrid Rimland Zundel to Address IHR Meeting, Feb. 3
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>'Free Zundel' Demonstration in Los Angeles, Feb. 4
>
>For nearly two years now, Ernst Zundel -- German-born civil rights 
>activist, writer and publisher -- has been held in solitary 
>confinement in a Canadian prison on the empty pretext that he is a 
>threat to national security. So blatant is the injustice of his 
>incarceration that even Canada's most prestigious daily paper, the 
>Toronto Globe and Mail, and other independent observers, have 
>condemned it.
>
>To mark the second anniversary of his detention, his wife, Ingrid 
>Rimland Zundel, will address a special IHR meeting on February 3 in 
>southern California.
>
>And the next day, she and others will meet at the Canadian Consulate 
>in downtown Los Angeles to demand freedom for the man who has become 
>the most prominent political prisoner in North America. Similar 
>demonstrations will be held at the same time in other American 
>cities.
>
>Join us Friday, February 4, at noon, in central Los Angeles, outside 
>the Canadian Consulate at 
><http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?searchtype=address&country=US&addtohistory=&searchtab=home&address=550+South+Hope+Street&city=los+angeles&state=ca&zipcode=>550 
>South Hope Street (near Sixth and Flower streets), just beside the 
>Los Angeles Public Library.
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>The IHR meeting on Thursday evening, February 3, 2005, will be from 
>6:30 to 9:00 p.m. at a hotel in Orange County, California. For 
>security reasons, the location is not being made public. Details are 
>being mailed to select persons in southern California, and are 
>available by telephone to known friends of the IHR.
>
>Ingrid Rimland Zundel, herself a noted author and activist, will 
>speak about the arrest and detention of her husband, and the 
>international campaign for his freedom. Her address is entitled: 
>"The Political Abduction of Ernst Zundel: They Came for me in 
>America."
>
>IHR Director Mark Weber, who testified for five days as an expert 
>witness in the 1988 "Holocaust Trial" of Zundel in Toronto, will 
>provide perspective on his life and struggle, and the campaign for 
>his release.
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>INSTITUTE FOR HISTORICAL REVIEW
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>Newport Beach, California 92659
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>Tel. 949 - 631 1490 
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>
>For more about the Zundel case, see:
>
><http://www.ihr.org/news/030923Zundel.shtml>"Who Is Ernst Zundel, 
>And Why Is He In Jail?" (Sept. 2003)
><http://www.ihr.org/news/030519Zundel_Pol_Prisoner.shtml>"Ernst 
>Zundel: Political Prisoner" (May 2003)
><http://www.ihr.org/news/040326zundel.shtml>"Some Good News in the 
>Zundel Case" (March 2004)
><http://www.ihr.org/news/030214Zundel.shtml>"Authorities Prepare to 
>Deport Ernst Zündel," with data on his life and arrest (Feb. 2003)
><http://www.ihr.org/news/030522Zundel_Demos.shtml>Report, with 
>photos, on the May 2003 IHR demonstration on Zundel's behalf
>
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