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Holocaust cartoon contest.
Dave Duke (USA)
Perhaps America's best-known racist, David Duke was instrumental in the Klan resurgence of the
1970s. He has since continued to propagandize white supremacist views as a frequent political
candidate, with a variety of fringe organizations and, in recent years, in Russia, Ukraine, other parts of
Europe and the Middle East. At the Tehran conference, Duke's institutional affiliation was given as
MAUP, a private Ukrainian university with close links to the Iranian regime and the main publisher of
anti-Semitic material in Ukraine. Duke's messages typically include conspiratorial depictions of Jewish
power and Jewish hatred for non-Jews, a combination he refers to as "Jewish supremacism."
Robert Faurisson (France)
A former literature professor, Robert Faurisson is one of the most famous Holocaust deniers in
Europe. Not content to deny the existence of homicidal gas chambers at Auschwitz, Faurisson also
claims that the Diary of Anne Frank is a "fraud," that it is "incoherent" and "absurd."
Wolfgang Frohlich (Austria)
A neo-Nazi and former member of Austrian Joerg Haider's far-right Freedom Party, Wolfgang
Frohlich was convicted of inciting racial hatred and defaming the memory of the dead by an Austrian
court in 2003 after he wrote and widely disseminated a book called "The Gas Chamber Fraud," in
which he argued that Jews had devised the Holocaust story as a means of establishing a "new world
order."
Mohammed Hegazi (Australia)
An associate of Fredrick Toben who demeans what he calls the "Holohoax" and presents himself as a
champion of the Palestinians, Mohammed Hegazi has called the removal of "Zionist squatters" from
the entire land of Israel, and has predicted that if they do not leave they will eventually be killed. He
describes suicide bombings as "the noblest form of self-sacrifice" and claims that Australia is
controlled by "Jewish supremacists in New York."
George Kadar (USA / Hungary)
Originally from Hungary but a longtime resident of the U.S., George Kadar is an associate of David
Duke and a reporter for the anti-Semitic newspaper, American Free Press. He is an active participant
in the white supremacist Stormfront electronic forum, and in the late 1990s was a member of
"American Spring," a white supremacist, anti-immigrant group.
Richard Krege (Australia)
An associate of Fredrick Toben, Richard Krege claims that his investigation with ground-penetrating
radar showed that thousands of Jews were not killed at the notorious Treblinka concentration camp.
He spoke at the 2006 Holocaust denial conference sponsored by the U.S.-based anti-Semitic
publications, American Free Press and The Barnes Review. He also traveled to Iran in late 2005,
where he promoted Holocaust denial at three universities.
Patrick McNally (Japan)
An outspoken believer in a "world Jewish conspiracy" and denier of the Holocaust, Patrick McNally
claims to teach at a University in Tokyo. In the past year McNally has claimed that "elite Jewry"
planned and executed a "poisonous genocide" against the Iraqi people, "traitorous Jews in high places
throughout the White world" provoked the Danish cartoon controversy in late 2005.
Neturei Karta
This miniscule group on the farthest fringes of Judaism advocates the "dismantling" of the State of
Israel until their messiah comes. Members of Neturei Karta have a long record of extremist
statements and support for anti-Semites and Islamic extremists.
Michael Collins Piper (USA) A reporter for the American Free Press, a conspiracy-oriented, anti-
Semitic publication published by Willis Carto, Michael Collins Piper has written several books
promoting anti-Semitic conspiracy theories, including claims that the Mossad was involved in the
John F. Kennedy assassination, and that Israel and the American pro-Israel lobby control U.S. foreign
policy. He also claims Israel was implicated in the events of 9/11. In 2003, he lectured on anti-Israel
and anti-Semitic themes (including the alleged truth of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion) in the
United Arab Emirates at the invitation of the now-defunct Zayed Center.
Michele Renouf (UK) An Australia-born socialite who became a believer in Holocaust denial and a
major supporter of disgraced historian David Irving, Michele Renouf, an avowed atheist, nevertheless
abhors Judaism. In a 2003 interview she said, "People act as though Judaism is just another religion
like Christianity or Islam. It's not. It's a creed of domination and racial superiority."
Bradley Smith (USA) Though he often tries to present himself as a free speech activist, Bradley
Smith has functioned as a propagandist for the Holocaust denial movement since 1983. He achieved
his greatest notoriety as the director of the now-defunct Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust,
whose mission was to disseminate Holocaust denial to students on college campuses. In April 2004 he
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