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Poland drops Holocaust free speech case against journalist

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Published: 26 February 2021

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Prosecutors say they have found no breach of the law in an article about the role of Poles in the Holocaust

Poland drops Holocaust speech case against journalist (AP/US ABC)
Prosecutors in Poland say they have found no breach of the law in an article about the role of Poles in the Holocaust and have dropped their case against the journalist who wrote it for a left-wing daily

Poland drops case against journalist who wrote that poles participated in the Holocaust (Haaretz)
Katarzyna Markusz was investigated after complaint from government-funded Polish organisation over assertion that ‘Polish participation in the Holocaust is a historical fact’
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