Hmm. Would a modern edition, translated or otherwise, of Robert van Genechten's 1941 Dutch "About Reynard the Fox", the "Nazi equivalent of Animal Farm", be legal? By all reports it is extremely anti-Semitic, equating rhinoceroses with Jews, and is definitely Hate literature. But a modern edition could arguably be for academic/historical interest, not intended to encourage discrimination against Jews.
Hmm. Would a modern edition, translated or otherwise, of Robert van Genechten's 1941 Dutch "About Reynard the Fox", the "Nazi equivalent of Animal Farm", be legal? By all reports it is extremely anti-Semitic, equating rhinoceroses with Jews, and is definitely Hate literature. But a modern edition could arguably be for academic/historical interest, not intended to encourage discrimination against Jews.
Fred Patten