Kalispell, Montana - Residents protest showing of pro-Nazi film at library

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Hundreds of Montana residents crowded around a library to protest a pro-Nazi film being shown by a white separatist group called Kalispell Pioneer Little Europe.

The Kalispell residents held signs reading "No Neo-Nazis," and "No Hate in My Backyard," on Thursday to protest the showing of "Epic: The Story of the Waffen SS," which takes an admiring view of the Nazis' combat arm during World War II.

It was the second film shown at the Flathead County Library by Karl Gharst, who on March 29 screened a movie debating whether the Jewish Holocaust really occurred. He says he plans to show another film, "The Truth Behind the Gates of Auschwitz," on May 29, and he plans other events for the summer.

LA Times

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  1. AnonymousMay 3, 2010 at 7:43 PM

    I think it was great. We did a good job. We will plan many more films.

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