An Argentine publisher and bookseller will go on trial for printing and selling publications on Nazi ideology through a local e-commerce platform and across social media networks, including Facebook and Instagram, reports La Nacion newspaper.
A federal prosecutor in the affluent Buenos Aires suburb of San Isidro, opened an investigation against the publisher, Adrian Giorgetti, 47, after the Delegation of Argentine Israeli Associations (DAIA) presented its findings to the Argentine anti-terror police unit.
The Jewish organization says the seller posted on the site, known as Mercado Libre, that “we make room for marginalized books from the most popular bookstores regardless of their tendency. Especially on all types of national and forgotten ancient history.”
It was reported that in recent months, Giorgetti sold nearly 700 copies of various publications.
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