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The German court sentenced 88-year-old Nazi granddaughter to six months in jail, the fifth in a series of similar convictions for repatriating deniers of the Holocaust.
Ursula Haverbeck often denounced the mass murder of millions of Nazis, which is the encouragement of racial hatred under German law.
And although he was convicted several times, he did not serve in any one prison, as cases are subject to appeals, Mailonline writes.
During a public event at the end of January, Haverbeck repeated his claims, saying it was not "true" that there were gas chambers in the death camp Auschwitz.
He also disputed the fact that 1.1 million people were killed in a concentration camp in Poland occupied by the Nazis.
During her trial, Haverbeck argued that she was only quoting from a book that she was presenting at the event.
She also filed an immediate appeal against Monday's ruling.
Dubbed the 'Nazi grandma' by German media, Haverbeck is a notorious extremist who was once chairwoman of a far-right training centre shut down in 2008 for spreading Nazi propaganda.
She had also appeared on television to declare that 'the Holocaust is the biggest and most sustainable lie in history'.
The German court sentenced 88-year-old Nazi granddaughter to six months in jail, the fifth in a series of similar convictions for repatriating deniers of the Holocaust.
Ursula Haverbeck often denounced the mass murder of millions of Nazis, which is the encouragement of racial hatred under German law.
And although he was convicted several times, he did not serve in any one prison, as cases are subject to appeals, Mailonline writes.
During a public event at the end of January, Haverbeck repeated his claims, saying it was not "true" that there were gas chambers in the death camp Auschwitz.
He also disputed the fact that 1.1 million people were killed in a concentration camp in Poland occupied by the Nazis.During her trial, Haverbeck argued that she was only quoting from a book that she was presenting at the event.
She also filed an immediate appeal against Monday's ruling.
Dubbed the 'Nazi grandma' by German media, Haverbeck is a notorious extremist who was once chairwoman of a far-right training centre shut down in 2008 for spreading Nazi propaganda.
She had also appeared on television to declare that 'the Holocaust is the biggest and most sustainable lie in history'.
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