A German court on Monday sentenced an 88-year-old "Nazi grandma" to six months in jail, the fifth time she has been convicted for publicly denying the holocaust.
Ursula Haverbeck has often denied the mass murder of millions of Jews by the Nazis, which constitutes incitement of racial hatred under German law.
Yet despite her being convicted on several occasions, she has not yet served any jail time, as the cases are all still under appeal.
During a public event at the end of January, Haverbeck repeated her claims, saying it was "not true" that there were gas chambers at the Auschwitz death camp. She also disputed the fact that 1.1 million people were killed at the concentration camp in Nazi-occupied Poland.