Pogromly

'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iC-i6-DxH5E


Die Beschriftungen der Spielfelder sind nicht ersichtlich.






Auszug aus Akte: Bd 11 Ass 59 bis 59-1, S. 11


Auszug aus Asservatenliste von 1998





Auszug aus: Bd 11 Ass 59 bis 59-1, S. 15


In der Liste sind die Spielvorlagen nicht enthalten. Dieses Asservat schien 1998 offensichtlich so harmlos zu sein, dass es noch nicht einmal verfahrensrelevant war.




Auszug aus Akte: Bd 11 Ass 41-pogromly, S. 9


Hier, in der BKA-Akte vom Dezember 2011 sieht das Spiel ganz anders aus, z. B. die Untergrundfarbe des Brettes ist dunkel und nicht weiß und auch die Striche über und unter „Pogromly“ sind eine gerade Linie, was bei dem anderen nicht ist. In der BKA-Akte von 2011 sind haufenweise makabrere Ereigniskarten mit Angabe des jeweiligen Textes aufgeführt. In dem damaligen Asservatenverzeichnis von 1998 sind keine Ereigniskarten erwähnt. Offensichtlich handelt es sich um zwei sehr unterschiedliche Spiele.

alles da.

Nicht übel dieser Gedanke. Laubsägearbeiten an Stelle von Büroschlaf und nach Fertigstellung eines Spielbretts wurde es ausgiebig einer Überprüfung auf Spielbarkeit unterzogen.

In the evening I check the e-mails. One is a message from the BBC explaining (unsatisfactorily) the arrangements for tomorrow.

Up at 9:15 a.m. with a headache. Black cab to Hyde Park. Nick Fraser turns up. I refuse to be filmed at the Holocaust memorial. Nick says the Imperial War Museum refused to allow me to be filmed there, muttering something about "problems" they had after letting us hold the launch of Churchill's War, vol. i on H.M.S. Belfast in 1987.

Interviewed for an hour, in a biting wind, drizzle and sunshine, at Speakers Corner.

It goes moderately well, except they spring a minor ambush -- a printed Monopoly-style game board, called Pogromly (in Fraktur), with gas chambers and jackboots, which they claim to have bought off neo-Nazis in Germany; as they left, Customs at Frankfurt asked what it was and, told they were flying to England to film somebody, the officer said: "Would that be Mr Irving?"

Asked about the board, altho' momentarily nonplussed, I say it is probably manufactured by agents provocateurs, and I tell Fraser of the hired Skinheads who trooped into the front rank of my audience at Halle in Germany in 1991 and gave the Hitler salute and shouted Siegheil. It looks of suspiciously good-quality manufacture.

Fraser says he interviewed the head of the Verfassungsschutz, Germany's leftwing FBI, who dislikes me.

I reply: "Can't say I like him much, either." I remind Fraser he's on a BBC contract and will say nothing to jeopardize that; while I am free as a bird, constrained only by the limits of my own courage. At the end, I say I find the Holocaust boring.
www.fpp.co.uk/ActionReport/AR15/RadDi/2.html

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October 17, 1998 (Saturday)
London, England



UP AT 9:15 a.m. with a headache. Black cab came for me at 10 a.m. To the triangle car park in Hyde Park. Jo Lapping waiting there and Nick Fraser turned up. We walked back to Speakers Corner. (I had refused, on grounds of taste, to be filmed at the Holocaust memorial, elsewhere in the park.) Nick said the Imperial War Museum had also refused to allow me to be filmed there, muttering something about "problems" they had had after letting us hold the launch of Churchill's War, vol. I on H.M.S. Belfast in 1987.

Interview went moderately well, except they sprang a minor ambush -- a Monopoly-style game board, called Pogromly (in Fraktur), with gas chambers, jackboots, and the rest, which they claimed to have bought off neo Nazis in Germany (risking arrest in the process); as they left, Customs at Frankfurt asked what it was, and, told they were fiying to England to film somebody, the officer said: "Would that be Dr Irving!" My fame precedes me.

As for the board, I said it was probably manufactured by agents provocateurs, and I told him of the hired Skinheads who would troop into the front rank of my audiences in Germany and give the Hitler salute and shout Siegheil. It looked of suspiciously good quality manufacture. I also mentioned the computer game, W.W.II, which is solemnly banned as subversive in Germany because players have a chance to tweak it so that Germany wins the war.

www.fpp.co.uk/Legal/BBC/RadDi171098.html

hat der böse rabe nicht gesichert...