The German police are looking for an 89-year-old woman, repeatedly convicted of denial of the Holocaust.

According to The Local, in October Ursula Haverbek, nicknamed "Nazi-grandmother" was sentenced to two years in prison. She had to go to the prison herself before April 23, but she did not do it, so she was issued a warrant for her arrest. While I could not find the woman.

Haverbeck was the chairman of the ultra-right training center that spread Nazi propaganda. At a meeting in 2015, she stated that "Auschwitz was not a death camp, and this has not been proven historically". She also appeared on television and claimed that "the Holocaust is the greatest lie in history".

Source: Rosbalt.