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The Dog's Owner
A German, who suffers from dementia, taught his dog to raise his paw
when he said 'Salute Das Furhrer'. The owner is now going to jail for
five months, and the dog is either to be adopted, or gets the 'Zyklon-B'
treatment.
The use of Nazi symbols, slogans or gestures is banned in Germany.
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Zionists Say Five Months Is Not Enough
The owner, who has diminished culpability due to brain damage
sustained in a 1995 accident, gets to serve a five-month sentence in a
Berlin prison.
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Will Other Dogs Turn To Nazism?
The animal shelter says a nine-year-old large black dog like him
would be hard to unload, as people generally prefer small, young,
light-colored dogs. "However, we think he will quickly find a new
owner because he is so famous," he says.
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Zionists Want New Owners To Be Screened
German Jewry fear Nazi sympathizers might want the dog? König
doesn't think so: "He's just a dog like any other and doesn't have
anything that would make him interesting to right-wing extremists."
However, she said the shelter would "take care" in choosing the new
owner.
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