The Executive Council of Australian Jewry discuss Dymocks’ decision to remove non-academic copies of Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf from its stores, and cites the Online Hate Prevention Institute as first raising this issue.
Dymocks removal from sale of editions of Mein Kampf
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