Robert Faurisson in Court, 17 March 2016

Translated from a French report:

He firmly believes all that he says and nobody present in the courtroom would have dared to question it, not even the president of the tribunal.

In the course of explaining what led him to undertake his researches, he confesses his shame about the German victims at the end of the war and says (in English), “… I have to be a gentleman.” He passes from French to English a few times and from French to German whenever it seems necessary for imparting more precision to his argument, without ever omitting to translate word for word into the language of Molière. Regarding the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg, he will say: “This trial is a disgrace!”

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