Posted on 06/03/04
Ernst Zundel, civil-rights champion?
Ernst Zundel was framing a painting at his retirement home, high in the Smokey Mountains of Tennessee, when a van pulled into his driveway followed by three police cars. "It was a whole armada," he recalls. "I knew what was coming next."
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