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$2,500 reward offered for information in Cal Poly fraternity hate crime investigation

$2,500 reward offered for information in Cal Poly fraternity hate crime investigation KSBY and last updated 2021-02-11 19:14:21-05 The San Luis Obispo Police Department is asking the community to come forward with any information about suspicious activity around the time anti-Semitic graffiti was sprawled outside a Jewish-affiliated Cal Poly fraternity. Members of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity reported finding the swastikas and other graffiti at their house in the 200 block of California Blvd. on the morning of Saturday, Feb. 6. Police say the vandalism has been determined to be a hate crime, and SLOPD investigators are working with Cal Poly Police and the FBI to develop leads.

Two Holocaust historians face Polish court verdict

BBC News Published image captionGerman SS searching Jews in Warsaw in 1939 A Polish court has ordered two Holocaust historians to apologise to the niece of a dead village mayor, for having accused him of collaborating with the Nazis in World War Two. Despite finding them guilty of defamation in a book, the Warsaw court did not order them to pay damages. The World Holocaust Remembrance Centre, Yad Vashem, called the case a serious attack on free and open research . Professors Barbara Engelking and Jan Grabowski can appeal. It was a civil case brought against them by 80-year-old Filomena Leszczynska. About six million Jews died in the Holocaust, half of them Polish Jews. Some 90% of Poland s pre-war Jewish community were killed.

Holocaust historians ordered to apologize in Polish libel suit

Holocaust historians ordered to apologize in Polish libel suit By (0) A Warsaw judge ordered two Holocaust historians to apologize for violating the honor of a deceased Polish village mayor who was accused of collaborating with the Nazis to hunt down Jewish residents. More than 90% of Polish Jews were murdered during the Nazi occupation at camps like Auschwitz, now a museum in Oswiecim, Poland. File Photo by Debbie Hill/UPI | License Photo Feb. 9 (UPI) Two Holocaust historians were ordered on Tuesday by a Warsaw District Court judge to apologize for violating the honor of a Polish village mayor during World War II in a civil libel suit brought by the mayor s 80-year-old niece.

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