‘Nazi Grandma’ escorted from SS hearing after being attacked

Police officers safeguarded Ursula Haverbeck from earthy harassment, and she eventually left a site in a car, DPA reported but giving serve details.

Haverbeck is a scandalous nonconformist who was once president of a far-right training centre close down in 2008 for swelling Nazi propaganda.

She was condemned in Nov to 10 months in jail for Holocaust rejection after a hearing in that she insisted that Auschwitz was “not historically proven” to be a genocide camp.

That is “only a belief,” pronounced Haverbeck, dubbed Nazi-Oma (Nazi grandma) by a media.

She had also left on radio to announce that “the Holocaust is a biggest and many postulated distortion in history”.

On Thursday, she sought to attend a opening event of a hearing opposite Reinhold Hanning, a former ensure during Auschwitz who was charged with during slightest 170,000 depends of appendage to murder.

Some 1.1 million people, many of them European Jews, perished between 1940 and 1945 in a Auschwitz-Birkenau stay before it was released by Soviet forces.