Well the U.S. military and press was there too, and there are no such coercive laws in the United States. People are permitted to question, deny, disbelieve, or whatever they wish to do here. But those who were there are quite certain that the Holocaust was real, the ovens were real, the extermination happened, and none will accept a different version of that.
The countries that criminalize Holocaust denial do so on the grounds that such tends to incite violence against Jews. And in all such countries, the government assigns the rights to the people, including what they may have the right to speak. They do not have a Constitution that recognizes the unalienable rights of the people that already exist and is intended to protect them.
The countries that criminalize Holocaust denial do so on the grounds that such tends to incite violence against Jews. And in all such countries, the government assigns the rights to the people, including what they may have the right to speak. They do not have a Constitution that recognizes the unalienable rights of the people that already exist and is intended to protect them.