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Simon Wiesenthal Centre urges reopening Larouche Movement student death inquiry

November 17th, 2006 - 

The Paris branch of the Simon Wiesenthal Centre has urged the German government to reopen an inquiry into the death of a British Jewish student who died three years ago whilst attending a controversial seminar in the German town of Wiesbaden. […]

“Ostensibly, this was a seminar on the Iraq war but Jeremiah’s lecture-notes, found in his bag after his death, apparently point to stereotyping and antisemitic conspiracy theories to explain the
background to that war and other global problems,” Samuels wrote, noting that “Jeremiah was Jewish, the grandson of Holocaust survivors, who would have on 10 November, have celebrated his 26th birthday.” […]

Emphasizing its “respect for the investigatory procedure of German democracy”, the SWC called on Zyrpies to reopen the public investigation of this case “at the highest Federal level” “in view of new evidence and increasing parental fears for young people lured, whether to cults, political organizations or youth movements.”

Samuels also asked Zyrpies to hold an enquiry as to whether Jeremiah Duggan’s Jewish identity played any role in his death and impose the full application of German law to the supervision of the Larouche Youth Movement and its network of affiliates.

This is a summary extract of the full article as it appeared in the European Jewish Press, Nov 17, 2006

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