Picture a German book fair. There are many books on display, including such timeless classics as The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, The International Jew, and Tale of the “Chosen People.” Is it 1933?
1935?
1942?
Try 2005. And the sellers are none other than those peace-loving Iranians.
Israellycool reader Zombie is all over this story and notes that despite this being in violation of German law, “Not only did the German delegation at the Fair not confront the Iranians, but, according to Matthias Küntzel, they handed out pamphlets encouraging better contacts between Germany and the Islamic world”.
